Chords for Justin Currie - Always the Last to Know
Tempo:
96.9 bpm
Chords used:
D
E
A
F#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I [A#] walked into a radio station the other day in [E] San Francisco and the receptionist, I was
[Fm] wearing a kind of ridiculous suit which I [A#] bought in a second hand place in the UK.
[F] The trousers kind of come up to here and it's a very [B] strange fabric.
It's the kind of fabric
I think was made in the middle ages and somebody turned out this suit in 1972.
[A#] But the receptionist
said, you're working [C] it.
And I said, [B] actually I am working it.
And I'm very much looking
at [E] it.
[A]
[C#m]
[D] [E]
[A]
[C#m]
[D] [B] I am the last to [E] know, [A] the [F#m] last to know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know where [F#m] you
are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating you like I treated you
or if [D] he's cruel.
[E] I'll be the last [B] to know.
[E]
[A] We spent summers out beyond the bay.
[F#m] You said
these are such perfect days.
But [D] if the bomb drops baby, [E] I won't be the last to know.
[A]
But
now you're living out behind the hill.
And though [F#m] we share the same city, I feel the
same sun [D] when you're winter comes.
[F#] I'll be the last to [A] know.
[E] Always the last [F#m] to know
[D] how you're feeling.
The last to [E] know where [F#m] you are.
The last [D] to know [Bm] if you're happy
now or if [C#] he's treating you [C#m] like I treated you or [D] if you're cruel.
[E] Don't let me be the
last [D] to know.
Don't [E] let me be the last [A] to know.
[Bm]
Creation's gone [C#m] crazy.
[D] The TV's [E] gone
mad.
Now [Bm] you're the only [D]
sane thing that [E] I have.
[B]
[E] [A]
[F#m] [D]
[E] [A]
Always the last to [F#m] know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know [F#] where you are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating
you like I treated you.
[D]
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
Don't [E] let
me be the last to know.
[A] [N]
[Fm] wearing a kind of ridiculous suit which I [A#] bought in a second hand place in the UK.
[F] The trousers kind of come up to here and it's a very [B] strange fabric.
It's the kind of fabric
I think was made in the middle ages and somebody turned out this suit in 1972.
[A#] But the receptionist
said, you're working [C] it.
And I said, [B] actually I am working it.
And I'm very much looking
at [E] it.
[A]
[C#m]
[D] [E]
[A]
[C#m]
[D] [B] I am the last to [E] know, [A] the [F#m] last to know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know where [F#m] you
are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating you like I treated you
or if [D] he's cruel.
[E] I'll be the last [B] to know.
[E]
[A] We spent summers out beyond the bay.
[F#m] You said
these are such perfect days.
But [D] if the bomb drops baby, [E] I won't be the last to know.
[A]
But
now you're living out behind the hill.
And though [F#m] we share the same city, I feel the
same sun [D] when you're winter comes.
[F#] I'll be the last to [A] know.
[E] Always the last [F#m] to know
[D] how you're feeling.
The last to [E] know where [F#m] you are.
The last [D] to know [Bm] if you're happy
now or if [C#] he's treating you [C#m] like I treated you or [D] if you're cruel.
[E] Don't let me be the
last [D] to know.
Don't [E] let me be the last [A] to know.
[Bm]
Creation's gone [C#m] crazy.
[D] The TV's [E] gone
mad.
Now [Bm] you're the only [D]
sane thing that [E] I have.
[B]
[E] [A]
[F#m] [D]
[E] [A]
Always the last to [F#m] know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know [F#] where you are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating
you like I treated you.
[D]
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
Don't [E] let
me be the last to know.
[A] [N]
Key:
D
E
A
F#m
C#m
D
E
A
_ _ _ I [A#] walked into a radio station the other day in [E] San Francisco and the receptionist, I was
[Fm] wearing a kind of ridiculous suit which I [A#] bought in a second hand place in the UK.
[F] The trousers kind of come up to here and it's a very [B] strange fabric.
It's the kind of fabric
I think was made in the middle ages and somebody turned out this suit in 1972.
[A#] But the receptionist
said, you're working [C] it.
And I said, [B] actually I am working it.
And I'm very much looking
at [E] it. _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [B] I am the last to [E] know, _ _ [A] the [F#m] last to know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know where [F#m] you
are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating you like I treated you
or if [D] he's cruel.
_ [E] I'll be the last [B] to know.
_ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ We spent summers out beyond the bay.
[F#m] You said
these are such perfect days.
But [D] if the bomb drops baby, [E] I won't be the last to know.
_ [A] _ _
But
now you're living out behind the hill.
And though [F#m] we share the same city, I feel the
same sun [D] when you're winter comes.
[F#] I'll be the last to [A] know. _
_ [E] Always the last [F#m] to know
_ [D] how you're feeling.
The last to [E] know where [F#m] you are.
The last [D] to know [Bm] if you're happy
now or if [C#] he's treating you [C#m] like I treated you or [D] if you're cruel.
_ [E] Don't let me be the
last [D] to know.
Don't [E] let me be the _ last [A] to know.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _
Creation's gone [C#m] crazy.
_ [D] The TV's [E] gone
mad.
Now [Bm] you're the only [D]
sane thing that [E] I have.
[B] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Always the last to [F#m] know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know [F#] where you are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating
you like I treated you.
[D] _ _
_ [E] You were the [D] last to know. _
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
Don't [E] let
me be the _ _ last _ _ _ _ _ to know. _
[A] _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] wearing a kind of ridiculous suit which I [A#] bought in a second hand place in the UK.
[F] The trousers kind of come up to here and it's a very [B] strange fabric.
It's the kind of fabric
I think was made in the middle ages and somebody turned out this suit in 1972.
[A#] But the receptionist
said, you're working [C] it.
And I said, [B] actually I am working it.
And I'm very much looking
at [E] it. _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [B] I am the last to [E] know, _ _ [A] the [F#m] last to know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know where [F#m] you
are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating you like I treated you
or if [D] he's cruel.
_ [E] I'll be the last [B] to know.
_ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ We spent summers out beyond the bay.
[F#m] You said
these are such perfect days.
But [D] if the bomb drops baby, [E] I won't be the last to know.
_ [A] _ _
But
now you're living out behind the hill.
And though [F#m] we share the same city, I feel the
same sun [D] when you're winter comes.
[F#] I'll be the last to [A] know. _
_ [E] Always the last [F#m] to know
_ [D] how you're feeling.
The last to [E] know where [F#m] you are.
The last [D] to know [Bm] if you're happy
now or if [C#] he's treating you [C#m] like I treated you or [D] if you're cruel.
_ [E] Don't let me be the
last [D] to know.
Don't [E] let me be the _ last [A] to know.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] _
Creation's gone [C#m] crazy.
_ [D] The TV's [E] gone
mad.
Now [Bm] you're the only [D]
sane thing that [E] I have.
[B] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Always the last to [F#m] know how [D] you're feeling.
The [A] last to know [F#] where you are.
The last [D] to know if you're [Bm] happy now or if [C#m] he's treating
you like I treated you.
[D] _ _
_ [E] You were the [D] last to know. _
[E] You were the [D] last to know.
Don't [E] let
me be the _ _ last _ _ _ _ _ to know. _
[A] _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _