You Never Can Tell Chords by Björn Afzelius

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_ It was a key name wedding and the old folks wished them well.
_ You could see that the air did truly love the [B] mademoiselle.
_ I had a young montour and madame had run the chapel bells.
_ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure you [E] never can tell.
_ They finished off her apartment in a two room brothel chaise.
_ The food was made of a scrambled cheese, a gin and a [B] ginger ale.
_ Oh, it's the eggs that worked the little money can't [B] work down the well.
_ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure you [E] never can tell.
_ They had a [Bm] half-pint [E] phone on five and a half blinds.
Seven hundred little records on a library [B] in a jazz.
_ But when the sun went down they robbed the temple of the music film.
[B] _ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure you [E] never can tell.
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_ It was a half-pint chair, it was [Bm] a chair at [E] fifty three.
_ And from the town on the east, I said, I'll break it and [B] I'll burn the knees.
_ [Bm] And I [B] said that the air was really too loving mademoiselle.
_ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure [E] you never can tell.
_ Well, it was cheating and grating and the old folks were staying well.
_ You could see the PA did truly love the little [B] mademoiselle.
_ And all the young ones who had a diamond room [B] at Chapel Hill. _
_ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure [E] you never can tell.
_ [B] Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure [E] you never can tell.
[B] _ Said, I'll be steady old folk because we sure [E] you never can tell.
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