Tango Ballad
Kurt Weill
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Bm7b5 X2320X [Verse 1]Am Dm Macheath: There was a time, and now it's all gone byE7 Am When we two lived together, she and IAm Dm The way we were, was just the way to beB7 E7 I cared for her, and she took care of meBm7b5 E Bm7b5 E And that arrangement seemed to work perfectlyA The milkman rang the bell, I got out of bedD I opened up her purse, paid him what he said I had a glass of milk, and back in bed I'd climbA You understand she was out working all the timeBm7b5 Am And so we lived, me and my little mouseAm E7 Am In that snug two by four where we kept houseContinúa después del anuncio[Verse 2]Am Dm Jenny: That was a time, and now it's all gone byE7 Am When we two lived together, she and IAm Dm But when the day would bring no job to meB7 E7 He'd curse and say how lazy can you beBm7b5 E Bm7b5 E I'll let him huff and puff I've worked long enoughA But when he drank too much, I'd get kinda grimD And shout the house down how I stood a clown like him And then he'd turn around and try to bite my armA And I would kick him in the teeth, meaning no harmBm7b5 Am It was so sweet to be his little spouseAm E7 Am In that foul two by four where we played house [Verse 3]Am Dm Together: Oh happy time and now it's all gone byE7 Am Until we quit each other, you and IAm Dm Jenny: You stayed in bed all day and don't you smirkB7 E7 Macheath: You know we said that you'd do all the workBm7b5 E7 Bm7b5 E7 Now sleep's for the night they say It ain't bad by dayA Jenny: So then I had my fill, swore I wouldn't stirD Macheath: It looked like soon I would be taking care of her Jenny: You'd think a woman had a right to have one gripeA You left me flat. Macheath: Well I just ain't the working typeBm7b5 Am We locked the door and each commenced to roamAm E7 Am Goodbye sweet two by four that we called home