Db            Cm    Fm         Bbm       Ab         Gb
You wrote your name on a paper and gave it to me;
                Db           Ab Fm        Gb
for years in my pocket where no-one could see.
          F                     Ab
How can I change the way that I felt?
              Gb                                F   Fm   Ab        Db
I slipped the paper in the pocket of somebody else.
          Gb          Ab                                           Db
Won't you teach me to bear you?


                 Gb          Ab            Am   F   Bbm            Eb

                 Ab          Gb            F    Ab


             Db        Cm
Someone with matches;
Fdim Adim      Bbm       Ab   Gb
someone with bronze;
             Db        Ab Fm    Gb
someone with blue eyes to gaze upon.
                      F           Db             Ab
Your name, your whole story, your whole life to see. 
              Gb           F             Abm
The story you had given to me
          E           Gb                 Ebm
Won't you teach me to bear you?


          Abm        E         Gb        Eb7


          Abm7 Am             Ab7        Db    Am   Db         Gb                        Eb       Bbm
I want to read you a life of parties and wisdom, of care and explosions and wild summer eves...
    Db           Gb                                E
but my hands are empty, and my throat cracked and drawn,
               Eb                        Ab   Am
because I gave away the name you gave to me. ……
      Ab                     B       Db
Yes I sang away the name you gave to me.


                 Abm                   Db

                 Abm                   Db      Gb

                 Abm                   Db      B