Something To Dream To

Sylvie Lewis

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Tom:
D# G#
Gm Cm
G# Bb [Verse 1]
D# G# My old lover calls early in the morning
Gm Cm Looking for another place to hide
G# Bb Her new friends are already boring
Gm Cm She is sitting on the pavement outside
Fm G# She only comes to see me when she's had too much to drink
Gm Cm D# F7 Only says she loves me when she's too drunk to think [Chorus]
G# Bb Ain't it poetic, yeah, and ain't we grand?
D# D G Cm I open the door with a drink in my hand
Cm G# Good to see you again
Gm Why can't we be friends? [Verse 2]
D# G# I know she has some trouble being truthful
Gm Cm We keep the conversation light and easy
G# Bb She smiles when I tell she looks beautiful
Gm Cm She smiles but I can tell she doesn't believe me
Fm G# She is some kind of genius, everybody agrees
Gm D# Cm D# F7 She looks towards the bedroom and then looks back to me [Chorus]
G# Bb Ain't it poetic, yeah, and ain't we grand?
D# D G Cm I open the door with a drink in my hand
G# Gm Bb Tell me a story, go on sing me a song
D# D Cm Give me something to dream to, after you've gone [Post-Chorus]
G# Baby, can't you see?
Gm Gm Fm G# F7 You are no good for me
G# Bb Fm Bb Ooooooooooh [Outro]
D# Fm Who knows what we'll be
Gm Cm D# F7 When we wake from our dreams
Fm Bb When we wake from our dreams
D# G# Bb D# We'll see
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