| Pre>em f em f Every morning at the dawn dust is in the air.
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| Em f g am
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| Karen rises early, runs brushes through her hair.
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| Em f em f Then she buys the paper, I lay on my back,
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| Em f g a Then she feeds the monkey, then she feeds the cat.
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| Chorus:
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| I’ll talk, I’ll talk they live by the sea
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| D g Surrounded by a cemetery.
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| Bm a If you get tired come up for some tea
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| Em bm d em With bach, beethoven, mozart, and me.
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| Frances is the next to rise
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| Powders up her nose.
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| She’s working for the tailor
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| Makes the western clothes.
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| Andy drives a sports car
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| To the warner brothers ghost
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| He used to live in england
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| Now he loves the coast (chorus)
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| Some times a friend comes by To sing the latest song,
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| But david fights with susan
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| Nobody gets along.
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| Every other sunday
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| It’s time to make a call.
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| Judy has a barbecue
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| Play the volleyball. |
| (chorus)
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| In the evening when the sun goes down
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| The streets are all aglow.
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| We walk out on the hillside
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| City shines below.
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| We sit down for our supper
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| The news begins to play.
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| Walter he is speechless
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| Eric speaks cliches. |
| (chorus)
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| Andy plays a cricket game.
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| Frances holds a glass.
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| Karen reads and darns a dress.
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| I dream of the past.
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| Dark is spreading up now
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| Good evening, good night.
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| Karen turns the bed sheet.
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| She’s turning out the light. |
| (chorus)
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| (tag)
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| Em am bm em Bach, beethoven, mozart, and me. |