B Bmaj7 A E Em B C#m F#


[Verse 1]
B                      Bmaj7              A                                   E
 Something is happening,    Mr. Jones, my brother says you're better than the Beatles or the Stones
Em6                       B                   A              E               A               F#7sus4 F#7
   From Saturday night to Sunday morning, you turned us into heroes, can you hear the heroes sing


[Chorus]
B  Bmaj7    A                 E
Dandy,  you are the prettiest star
      Em               B           C#m                  F#
There ain't no life on Mars but we always thought there might be
B  Bmaj7    A             E
Dandy,  you opened up the door
    Em                  B    C#m              F#       B   Bmaj7 A E B C#m F#
You left us wanting more and then we took the last bus home


[Verse 2]
B                 Bmaj7                     A                      E
 Who let the genie     out of the lamp? The Little Lord Fauntleroy who let him out of his amp
Em6                       B                    A                E          A               F#7sus4 F#7
   From Saturday night to Sunday morning, well Trevor's getting bolder and Woody loves the hit     thing


[Chorus]
B  Bmaj7     A                   E
Dandy,  this world was black-and-white
    Em                      B   C#m           F#
You showed us what it's like to live inside a rainbow
B  Bmaj7    A                  E
Dandy,  you thrilled us to the core
    Em              B        C#m              F#       B   Bmaj7 A E B C#m F#
You left us wanting more and then we took the last bus home


[Bridge]
A               G#m             F#m                      E
Lie lie la lie. Lie lie la lie. Lie lie la lie. Ladeedah lie lie la lie
A               G#m             F#m                      Bb5        C#5
Lie lie la lie. Lie lie la lie. Lie lie la lie. Ladeedah lie lie la lie


[Verse 3]
B                    Bmaj7
 You beat up the liar,    you had it all
    A                                        E
The voice, the look the songs that shook the gift of the gab and the gall
Em6                       B                    A                  E                  A
   From Saturday night to Sunday morning, when all we had to look forward to was the weekend
    F#
You made our lives worth living


[Chorus]
B  Bmaj7       A                   E
Dandy,  you're still the prettiest star
      Em               B           C#m                  F#
There ain't no life on Mars but we always thought there might be
B   Bmaj7    A              E
Dandy,   you took us to the fair
     Em         B         C#m              F#
With Cabaret Voltaire and then we took the last train home


[Chorus]
B  Bmaj7            A            E
Dandy,  you know we waited long enough
           Em             B     C#m        F#
They should  put a statue up in Piccadilly Circus
B  Bmaj7    A            E
Dandy,  you blew us all away
Em                     B        C#m                F#
Outta the drab and the gray and then we caught the last bus home


[Chorus]
B  Bmaj7    A             E
Dandy,  the keeper of the flame
         Em             B         C#m         F#
We won't see your like again. Oh, Dandy was a one-off
B  Bmaj7     A                     E
Dandy,  yey, look at what you've become
  Em              B        C#m            F#
I guess I owe you one, so, thanks for the memories...