She Came In Through The Bathroom Window

A   A

(N.C)                             D
She came in through the bathroom 
window,
A        F#m            D
Protected by a silver spoon.
A            F#m              
But now, she sucks her thumb and 
    D
wanders,
D                           A
By the banks, of her own lagoon.

(N.C)                         D
She said she'd always been a dancer,
A             F#m              D
She worked at fifteen clubs a day.
A               F#m               
And though she thought I knew the 
 D
answer;
D                              A
Well, I knew, but I could not say.

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A               Dm
 Didn't anybody tell her?
A               Dm
 Didn't anybody see?
G                          C      
 Sunday's on the phone to Monday,
C/B  C/A

G                          C   A
 Tuesday's on the phone to me.



D D A F#m    D D A F#m    D D A   
[Guitar]

(N.C)                       D
And so I quit the police department,
A         F#m            D
And got myself a steady job.
A               F#m           
And though she tried her best to 
    D
help me,
D                                 
She could steal, but she could not
 rob.
                          A


A               Dm
 Didn't anybody tell her?
A               Dm
 Didn't anybody see?
G                          C      
 Sunday's on the phone to Monday,
C/B  C/A

G                          C    A
 Tuesday's on the phone to me.

A               Dm
 Didn't anybody tell her?
A               Dm
 Didn't anybody see?
G                         C      
 Sunday's on the phone to Monday,
C/B  C/A

G                          C   A
 Tuesday's on the phone to me.