G I think she wanted your affectionsC D G C G C D Well, at least that's what i've readG God knows the world is a cruel placeC D G C G When beauty don't grace your headEm When your two legs witheredC She offered her caressG G/F# Her love deeper than warm springsEm But Lucy got your bestC Cadd9 C D G C G C D Yes, Eleanor taking what she could get [Verse 2]G C Surely love must have an objectD G C G C D When refused so many timesG She gave hers to the orphansC D G C G The weak, the starving, the sick and blindEm Ah, but the credit it fell back on youC You pinned her to your chestG G/F# Her love deeper than warm springsEm But Lucy got your bestC Cadd9 C D G C G C D Yes, Eleanor taking what she could get [Verse 3]G C She knew about those seedy little business tripsD G C G C D But she became your welcome matG And I bet she could've used something from youC D G C G Something more than a fireside chatEm Hey, history's flesh and blood it seemsC There're no more heroes waiting in the wingsG G/F# Em But Franklin, she never loved you any lessC Cadd9 C D G C G C D Eleanor taking what she could get [Verse 4]G Now to those who wield great powerC D G C G C D Popularity, vulgarity, and the swordG You know those little molders of public opinionC D G C G Create the stuff of graffiti legend and folkloreEm We remember your profile and cigaretteC She's just a footnote in your textG G/F# Her love deep as the oceanEm Ah, but Lucy got your bestC Cadd9 C D Eleanor taking what she couldC Cadd9 C D Eleanor taking what she couldC Cadd9 C D G C G C D G Eleanor taking what she could get
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