You'll kn A ow when the romanc E e is dead A
Your D make up in A a toolbox somewh E ere in the shed A
His D face is unsh A aven, the grass ov E ergrown A
From the sh D ed to the bed is A a we E b you call home A
You'll kn A ow when the romanc E e is dead A
That D deathly col A d blast from his si E de of the bed A
Your D dreams froze A n over, your ni E ghtmares on ice A
From the be D droom to the bathroom A you say
E Everything tw A ice E (everything A twice)
And you'll kn D ow when A love starts to fade E
You D burst into A tears at each record t E hat's played A
He D sits in the A sun, you sulk in E the shade A
You'll D know when the love s E tarts to fade A
You'll kn A ow when the romanc E e is dead A
From the br D ambles and thorns A growing out of your E head A
D Whenever you touc A h her she tu E ts or she sighs A
D One kiss goodnigh A t and she's rolling E her eyes A , roll E ing her ey A es
And you'll kn A ow love E starts to fa A de
That D balanc A ing act is no E longer ma A de
Like D penny stacke A d high in E amusement arca A de
It's D not what you'r A e worth it's the wa E y that you're A laid
Yes you'll D know when the E love starts to A fade
Like you kn Dsus ew when romance was alive
Each couple you passed they'd smile and E high five Dsus
Like you'll know when love's back on track
E Uncontrollable laugh at each joke tha Dsus t you crack E
Dsus Giggle and cackle and throw her head back
E Her mouth is still smiling, her veins turn Dsus ing black E
Her head is elastic but her neck is Dsus all slack E
You'll kn A ow when love E 's on the ro A cks
D You wearing headphon A es, him vest and E socks A
You'll A know when love E 's on the sl A ide
D Whenever your talk A ing, the kids go E outside, ( A kids g E o outside) A
D You'll know when roma A nce is E dead
When the lo D ok that you get is A as ha E rd as the bread A
You o D pen y A our mouth but your E stories A are stale
From the D front door to back d A oor it's blow E ing a gale A
You'll D know when love E starts to A fade
Beautiful South
