Up The Junction Chords by Squeeze
Tempo:
122.85 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
C#m
D
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
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I never thought it [A] would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham, out on [C#m] the windy Common,.
that night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she dealt out [A] the rations, with some or other [E] passions,.
I said you [C#m] are a lady, perhaps she [E] said, I may be.
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We moved into [A] a basement, with thoughts of [E] our engagement, we stayed in [C#m] by the telly,.
although [E] the room was smelly, we spent [A] our time just kissing, the railway arms [E] were missing,.
but love had got [C#m] us hooked up, and all our [E] time, it took up.
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I got a job [A] with Stanley, he said I'd [E] come in handy, and started [C#m] me on Monday,.
so [D#] I had a [E] bath on Sunday, I worked 11 [A] hours, and bought the girl [E] some flowers,.
she said she'd seen [C#m] a doctor, but nothing [E] now could stop her.
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[C#m] I worked tough through [G#m] the winter, the weather [F#] bright and bitter,.
I pulled [Bm] away a tenner, each week to [Dm] make her better, and when the [Am] time was ready,.
we had to [G] sell the telly, late evenings [F] by the fire, her little [A] kicks inside her.
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[D] This morning at [G] 4.
50, I took her [D] rather nifty, down to an [Bm] incubator,.
where 30 [D] minutes later, she gave birth [G] to a daughter, within a year [D] a walker,.
she looked just [Bm] like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
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[A] [E] And now she's two [A] years older, her mother's [E] been a soldier,.
she left me with [C#m] my drinking, became a [E] proper stinging,.
the devil [A] came and took me, from bar to [E] street to boogie,.
no more nights [C#m] by the telly, no more [E] nights nappy swelling.
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Alone here [A] in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing,.
I [B] begged [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business,.
and she [A] won't write a letter, although I [E] always tell her,.
and so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm [F#] really [E] up the junction.
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I never thought it [A] would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham, out on [C#m] the windy Common,.
that night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she dealt out [A] the rations, with some or other [E] passions,.
I said you [C#m] are a lady, perhaps she [E] said, I may be.
.
We moved into [A] a basement, with thoughts of [E] our engagement, we stayed in [C#m] by the telly,.
although [E] the room was smelly, we spent [A] our time just kissing, the railway arms [E] were missing,.
but love had got [C#m] us hooked up, and all our [E] time, it took up.
.
I got a job [A] with Stanley, he said I'd [E] come in handy, and started [C#m] me on Monday,.
so [D#] I had a [E] bath on Sunday, I worked 11 [A] hours, and bought the girl [E] some flowers,.
she said she'd seen [C#m] a doctor, but nothing [E] now could stop her.
.
[C#m] I worked tough through [G#m] the winter, the weather [F#] bright and bitter,.
I pulled [Bm] away a tenner, each week to [Dm] make her better, and when the [Am] time was ready,.
we had to [G] sell the telly, late evenings [F] by the fire, her little [A] kicks inside her.
.
[D] This morning at [G] 4.
50, I took her [D] rather nifty, down to an [Bm] incubator,.
where 30 [D] minutes later, she gave birth [G] to a daughter, within a year [D] a walker,.
she looked just [Bm] like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
.
[A] [E] And now she's two [A] years older, her mother's [E] been a soldier,.
she left me with [C#m] my drinking, became a [E] proper stinging,.
the devil [A] came and took me, from bar to [E] street to boogie,.
no more nights [C#m] by the telly, no more [E] nights nappy swelling.
.
Alone here [A] in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing,.
I [B] begged [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business,.
and she [A] won't write a letter, although I [E] always tell her,.
and so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm [F#] really [E] up the junction.
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Key:
E
A
C#m
D
Bm
E
A
C#m
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I never thought it [A] would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham, out on [C#m] the windy Common,.
that night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she dealt out [A] the rations, with some or other [E] passions,.
I said you [C#m] are a lady, perhaps she [E] said, I may be.
_ _ _ _ .
_ We moved into [A] a basement, with thoughts of [E] our engagement, we stayed in [C#m] by the telly,.
although [E] the room was smelly, we spent [A] our time just kissing, the railway arms [E] were missing,.
but love had got [C#m] us hooked up, and all our [E] time, it took up.
_ _ .
_ _ I got a job [A] with Stanley, he said I'd [E] come in handy, and started [C#m] me on Monday,.
so [D#] I had a [E] bath on Sunday, I worked 11 [A] hours, and bought the girl [E] some flowers,.
she said she'd seen [C#m] a doctor, but nothing [E] now could stop her.
_ _ .
_ _ [C#m] _ I worked tough through [G#m] the winter, the weather [F#] bright and bitter,.
I pulled [Bm] away a tenner, each week to [Dm] make her better, and when the [Am] time was ready,.
we had to [G] sell the telly, late evenings [F] by the fire, her little [A] kicks inside her.
_ _ _ .
_ [D] _ This morning at [G] 4.
50, I took her [D] rather nifty, down to an [Bm] incubator,.
where 30 [D] minutes later, she gave birth [G] to a daughter, within a year [D] a walker,.
she looked just [Bm] like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
_ _ _ _ .
[A] _ [E] _ And now she's two [A] years older, her mother's [E] been a soldier,.
she left me with [C#m] my drinking, became a [E] proper stinging,.
the devil [A] came and took me, from bar to [E] street to boogie,.
no more nights [C#m] by the telly, no more [E] nights nappy swelling.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ Alone here [A] in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing,.
I [B] begged [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business,.
and she [A] won't write a letter, although I [E] always tell her,.
and so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm [F#] really [E] up the junction.
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I never thought it [A] would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham, out on [C#m] the windy Common,.
that night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she dealt out [A] the rations, with some or other [E] passions,.
I said you [C#m] are a lady, perhaps she [E] said, I may be.
_ _ _ _ .
_ We moved into [A] a basement, with thoughts of [E] our engagement, we stayed in [C#m] by the telly,.
although [E] the room was smelly, we spent [A] our time just kissing, the railway arms [E] were missing,.
but love had got [C#m] us hooked up, and all our [E] time, it took up.
_ _ .
_ _ I got a job [A] with Stanley, he said I'd [E] come in handy, and started [C#m] me on Monday,.
so [D#] I had a [E] bath on Sunday, I worked 11 [A] hours, and bought the girl [E] some flowers,.
she said she'd seen [C#m] a doctor, but nothing [E] now could stop her.
_ _ .
_ _ [C#m] _ I worked tough through [G#m] the winter, the weather [F#] bright and bitter,.
I pulled [Bm] away a tenner, each week to [Dm] make her better, and when the [Am] time was ready,.
we had to [G] sell the telly, late evenings [F] by the fire, her little [A] kicks inside her.
_ _ _ .
_ [D] _ This morning at [G] 4.
50, I took her [D] rather nifty, down to an [Bm] incubator,.
where 30 [D] minutes later, she gave birth [G] to a daughter, within a year [D] a walker,.
she looked just [Bm] like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
_ _ _ _ .
[A] _ [E] _ And now she's two [A] years older, her mother's [E] been a soldier,.
she left me with [C#m] my drinking, became a [E] proper stinging,.
the devil [A] came and took me, from bar to [E] street to boogie,.
no more nights [C#m] by the telly, no more [E] nights nappy swelling.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ Alone here [A] in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing,.
I [B] begged [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business,.
and she [A] won't write a letter, although I [E] always tell her,.
and so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm [F#] really [E] up the junction.
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