Bm _ _ _ _ _ _
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Bm _ _
D _ _
A _ _ .
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Bm _ _ _ _ _
A _ _ .
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Bm _ _
D _ _
A _ _ .
_ _
Bm _ _ She's been
A afraid to go out
Bm _ _ _
A She's afraid of the knock
Bm on her door.
It's always
A the shade of a doubt
Bm She _
A can never be
Bm sure who _
A comes to call.
_
Bm _ _ Maybe
A the friend of a friend of
Bm a friend Anyone
A at all, _
Bm _ anything but nothing
G again.
_
D It used to
A be her town, _ .
_ _
G used to be her town too.
_
Bm It used to be her
F#m town, _ _
Em it used to be her town too.
A _ _
Em Seems _
A like even her old
Bm girlfriends
Em might be talking
A her down.
She's
Em got a name on a
G _
A grapevine _
Em Running up and
G down the
D telephone line.
_ _
G Someone said, someone
A said Something about something else.
Em Someone might have said
A about her _ _
Bm She always figured
A they were friends.
Bm Maybe they can live
D without her.
A It used to be her town, _
G it used to be her town too.
_
Bm It used to be her
F#m town, _ _
Em it used to
G be her town too.
_ Well, _ _ people got used
F#m to seeing them both _ together.
But
D now he's gone
E and life goes on
Em Nothing
A lasts forever, _
Bm oh no.
She gets
A the house and the garden
Bm _ He gets
A the boys in the van.
Em Some of them
Bm get
A spent, some of them hurt
Em and some of them
G _
A understand.
_ _
Em _
Bm Lord, this is
A such a small town city
Bm Yes, and everyone can see
A you fall.
_ _
Em It's got nothing
A to do with it I
Bm just wanted to give you a
D call.
It
A used to be your town, _ _
G it used to be my town too.
You'll
Bm never know
F#m till it all falls down
Em Somebody loves you,
G somebody loves _
D _ you.
_ _
F#m _ .
_ _
G _ _ Darling, somebody still
Bm loves you I can still
F#m remember _ .
Em It used to be her town
G too, it
A used to be her town.
It
G used to be my town too _
Bm You'll never know till
F#m it all falls down.
Em But somebody
G loves you, somebody loves you.
D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _ _ _
F#m _ _ _ .
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .