The Days Of Elaine

The Decemberists

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Tom:
E those were the days of Elaine, that was the phrase that she used to describe
D A E to her son, of the fun, she had had
E long before he went away, long before days of the dull and the dregs
D A E and the lull and the call never came
C D E they say, oh oh oh oh oh [verse]
E loitering lavendar park, laying about in the day and the dark
D A E of a room while the noon passes by
E always on verge of collapse, mother would quit and then suffer a lapse
D A E from the drink you would think she was dead
C D E but they say, oh oh oh oh oh
C D E she says, oh oh oh oh oh
C#m and the time that it takes
B well it goes so slow
C#m and she laid on the brakes
B and she dove below
A doesn't it go so slow
G# A when you build it up to tear it down
E you're tearin' down
A you tear it down
F# those were the days
A those were the days of Elaine
E E the days of Elaine
D A E the days of Elaine [verse]
E a lover like Alan Gulan, she followed him blind from saloon to salon
D A E from the hills to the pills he would take
E father died in the mines, brother showed no remorse for his times
D when they strung him up
A E he got all hung up on the scaffolding
C D E but he says, oh oh oh oh oh
C D E he says, oh oh oh oh oh [chorus]
C#m and the time that it takes
B well it goes so slow
C#m and she laid on the brakes
B and she dove below
A doesn't it go so slow
G# A when you build it up to tear it down
E you're tearin' down
A you tear it down
F# those were the days
A those were the days of Elaine
E E the days of Elaine
D A E the days of Elaine
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