Dm7 Bb Dm7 Bb C/G 
 
Dm7 Bb Dm7 Bb C/G 
Please don't ask me how I feel, I feel fine 
 
Dm7 Bb Dm7 Bb C/G 
Oh I cry a bit, I don't sleep too good, but I'm fine 
 
Eb6 Fm Eb6 Bb 
When can I see you? When can I touch you? 
 
Dm7 Bb Dm7 Bb C/G 
Again and again I ask myself was I wrong

E B Esus E 
Bluegirls come in every size, some are wise and some otherwise 
 
B Dm E 
They got pretty blue eyes, for an hour a man may change 
 
Dm C D G 
For an hour her face looks strange, looks strange, looks strange 
 
E B 
Marching to the promised land

( G/B D/A A/G F#m A7/E Dmaj7 A/C G/B A A6 A7 A ) 
 
Bm7 F#m G A 
It seems in a moment, your whole world can shatter 
Bm7 Em7 D/F# G 
like morning dreams they just disappear 
D/F# G G6 F#m7 A7/E A/C# 
like dust in your hand falling to the floor 
Bm7 G Em7 A 
how can life ever be the same

C/A(3rd fret) / / / G / / / 
 
C/A G 
Lay your body down upon the midnight snow 
C/A G 
Feel the cold of winter in your hair 
Cmaj7 E7sus Gm 
Here in a world of your own, in a casing that's grown 
C/A Gm C/A 
To the children's delight, that arrived on the night

(1) 
Dm7 C/D 
Like father, like son 
 
Dm7 C/D 
Not flesh nor fish nor bone, a red rag hangs from an open mouth 
 
Dm7 C/D 
Alive at both ends but a little dead in the middle 
 
Dm7 C/D 
A-tumbling and a-bumbling he will go

(Am6)Walking across the sitting-room, I (Bsus4)turn the tele(B)vision off. 
(Bm)Sitting beside you, I look in(Bm/F#)to (Daug5/G#)your (F#/A#)eyes. 
(Am6)As the sound of motor cars (Bsus4)fades in the (B)night time, 
I (D#m/A#)swear I saw your face (F/A)change(F),

D Em 
The crawlers cover the floor in the red ochre corridor 
for my second sight of people they've more lifeblood than before 
they're moving in time to a heavy wooden door 
where the needle's eye is winking closing on the poor