When The Circus Came To Town
Voltaire
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Intro:D G D AD Well the days are long, and the work is hardG When your childhood is spent in theD fields And summer seemed to last a millionA yearsD One day when I was just a boyG During one of those hot summerD swells The locusts were silenced by theA clanging of bellsG A D And there was the thing for whichG I longedA D A place where I belongedG A Where I first held the hand of theD G one I loved (pause)G A D When the circus came to townD We ate candy corns and corn dogsG D Cotton candy and candy canes And we shared a caramel apple by theA arcadeContinues after the adD And when night fell, and the stars roseG D And lights bedazzled the fair We rode the Ferris Wheel up into theA airG A D And there was the thing for whichG I longedA D A place where I belongedG A Where I first held the hand of theD G one I loved (pause)G A D When the circus came to townG And later in the fun-house, ourD bodies looked so strangeG And the mirrors made our faces seemD derangedG A And the snake man, in the freak showD G He got you so alarmedA That you ran and ran and ran right into my arms, oh oh ohG A D G A D G AD G .... G A DD The next morning, I got upG D Wrapped my clothes up into a ball And I ran and ran to run away withA the fairD But when I arrived, to my surpriseG D All the tents and wagons were gone And they'd stolen all the happinessA from the airG A D And gone was the thing for which IG longedA D That place where I belongedG A Where I last held the hand of theD G one I loved (pause)G A When the circus cameD G When the circus cameA D When the circus came to townG A D G ..... G A D