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Intro: B G B G Verse: B Dear John G He spent a lifetime counting money B So long G The years they all merge into one F (68, 79, 82, and 95) C He made a living from accountancy F#m F But then he cried I've had enough Chorus: Bm E He said baby do you read me? Cm7 Bm I think these numbers are beginning to eat me
Bm E He said baby do you read me? Cm7 Bm I think these numbers are beginning to eat me Break: Bm F# Bm F# Verse: B Dear John G Why don't you answer your calls? (He's had enough of doing your tax returns) B What's wrong? G You're not at work or at home F (He's on a train heading down to the cooast) C Picked up your leather briefcase on the beach F#m F And a message on your dictaphone Chorus: Bm E And it said baby do you read me? Cm7 Bm I think these numbers are beginning to eat me Bm E And it said baby do you read me? Cm7 Bm I think these numbers are beginning to eat me Interlude: F C Some say he made the swim to Normandy F#m E And lost his heart to a local girl F C They lived with 25 of her family F#m One mother, one father F#m Three sisters, four brothers F#m Eight nephews, eight nieces F#m Two uncles, three aunts plus N.C. Three dogs - Equals F Outro: Bm E Goodbye Farewell Cm7 Bm Cheerio See ya Bm E Adieu Au revoir Cm7 Bm Toodle pip So long
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