E Line One A is the time
E when you, you Bb first stayed A over at E mine.
And we Bb drank our first A bottle of E wine.
Bb T A hen we c E ried.
Two, we're a A way,
E and we both, we Bb both had A nowhere to E stay.
Well the Bb bus shelters A always o E kay,
Bb A when you're E young.
BRIDGE:
Now you're E older and I look at your A face,
Every E wrinkle is so easy to A place,
And I E only write them down just in Db case
You should Bb die.
CHORUS 1:
Just take a look at these E crows feet, just Db look
A Sitting on the prettiest Bb eyes,
E Sixty twenty-fifth of Db Decembers,
A Fifty-nine fourth of Ju Bb lys.
A Not through the age or the Bb failure children,
E Not through the hate or des Db pise.
E Take a good look at these Db crows feet,
Bb Sitting on the A prettiest e E yes
VERSE 2:
Line Three, I forget,
But I think, I think it was our first ever bet,
And the horse we backed was short of a leg --
Never mind
Four, in a park,
And the things, the things that people do in the dark.
I could hear the faintest beat of your heart
Then we did.
Repeat BRIDGE
CHORUS 2:
Just take a look at these crows feet, just look
Sitting on the prettiest eyes
60 25th of Decembers
59 4th of Julys
You can't have too many good times children
You can't have too many lines
Take a good look at these crows feet sitting on the prettiest eyes
Well my E eyes look like a A map of the E town
And my E teeth are either A yellow or they're E brown
But you'll A never hear the Bb crack of a E frown when you are Db here
No you'll A never hear the Bb crack of a f E rown.
Of a frown...
Beautiful South
