Ab Eb A doyen of topiary once told meAb Eb That one day he would like to grow a mazeAb Eb It seemed to be quite logical that this should be his wishAb Eb And with that we both went our separate ways.C Am They said you died at seven due to something in your headC Am I asked the sister why it wasn’t someone else insteadC Am Tonight I’ll cry myself a bath of tears and ask the worldContinúa después del anuncioG G7 B E (x2) Ab Eb (x4) “Why is Rod Hull alive – and getting paid as well?”Ab Eb Heard a Palace spokesman mention SarahAb Eb Said she’d known the groins of Jacques LaffiteAb Eb She’s well prepared to be a standard bearerAb Eb As pure as unproverbial driven sleet.C Am Halfway up the Wrekin with an empty flask of teaC Am A fog descends and takes away my visibilityC Am Yet in this Helen Keller state I’d still quite like to knowG G7 “Why is Rod Hull alive – and getting paid as well?”Am E Am E And I wonder if they’ll bring back National Service and the birch Am E Am G B E (x8) And I wonder but I doubt if they will ever bring back the Watney Cup.
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