The Last Time I Saw You

Introdução: D9 D9/C D9/B A9

D9
   The 1st time I saw you
D9/C
   I did try hard to burn my eyes
D9/B
   Life was but a sad dream
   I was but a sad breath
       A9
   But you were something like sand
   When sunlight hits the sea

D9
   The 2nd time I saw you
D9/C
   I was about to take the road
D9/B
   I asked would you wait for me
   You said life ain't a highway
          A9
   Better if we'd been born
   As siamese songbirds

D9
   The 3rd time I saw you
D9/C
   We went to the zoo
D9/B
   All steady hot beers, sorrowful 
monkeys
   A9
   Big eyes laughing
   With I had not held hands

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D9
   The 4th time I saw you
D9/C
   It was like I was gonna die
         D9/B
   I was waiting outside
   You just had a new guy
   A9
   Asked me why, I, I

   D9
   Son, son, son
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   won't you come along?          
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D9/C                              
   We have no time for another    
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D9                                
song, song, song                  
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        **ºººº
   Won't you sing along?
D9/C
   We have no sea, child

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A9)

The 5th time I saw you
He was traveling abroad
And your eyes, they were not here
You just made new friends
While I tried to stop with 
cigarrettes

The 6th time I saw you
I was properly insane
For the whisky I had drunk
The drugs I'd taken
Gimme just one chance you will 
realise

The 7th time I saw you
You were married again
If I had just once kissed you
Things wouldn't be the same
Surely the sky'd be different

The 8th time I saw you
I was strummin' the guitar
& your ear were just for him
My ears were a-bleeding
The waiter was blind
Please someone blind my eyes

The last time I saw you
It was about six a.m.
You approached me in a strange car
Finally kissed me
Then did wave goodbye
Before you disappear

Sometimes I ache, babe
Or I ain't hard enough to stand
But the days they just drown me
Coming back from work
Hving sour breakfast
Seasick from your chest.