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Tom:
D C F A# G She's going shopping, shopping for shoes
D C F A# G She want 'em in magenta and Caribbean blue
D C F A# G D Platinum and buttercup, lilac and black
C F A# G They fill a bucket up and laugh behind her back [Chorus]
D Imelda, baby
D C G Imelda, baby, what to do?
C All the poor people saying
G D That they got to quit paying for you [Verse 2]
D C F A# G In New York and Paris, on the Champs Elysee
D C F A# G They see her coming from a long, long way
D C F A# G Yeah, they clap their hands together when they get her in the store
D C F A# G Oh, she's gonna want to get more, more, more, and more, and more
[Chorus]
D Imelda, baby
D C G Imelda, baby, what to do?
C All the poor people saying
G D That they got to quit paying for you [Bridge]
G C G Everyone's gone Jackie-O
D She was a regular here
G C G We thought Madame would like to know
Am A We've got the blood red rouge right here [Verse 3]
D C F A# G Now, we've got all of Madame's requisites and all in Madame's size
D C F A# G Madame's taste is truly exquisite, she must accessorize
D C F A# G Yeah, the belts are alligator, the bags are kangaroo
D C F A# G Enchante may I say, the jade was made for you [Chorus]
D Imelda, baby
C G Imelda, baby, what to do?
C All the poor people saying
G D That they got to quit paying for you
C Yeah, all the poor people saying
G They got to quit paying for you
D Imelda, baby
C G Imelda, baby, what to do?
C All the poor people saying
G D That they got to quit paying for you
C Yeah, all the poor people saying
G D That they got to quit paying for you
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Composição: Mark Knopfler

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