Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Verse 1: D I'd like a publishing contract G D And I'd like a friend who will dance G I'd like a bloke and a job with some hope D A7 And a record deal with an advance Verse 2: D I'd love not to work with the public G D At last, I could use my degree G I'd like a mate who could play fretless bass D A7 And the world's most persuasive CV
Chorus: D Bm Oh, and I'd love to be Martin Carthy G D In the pay of the old BBC D A It's the only folk music allowed G Apparently Verse 3: D I'd like an alto to sing with G D And the courage to learn how to drive G I'd like to own a near functioning phone D A7 And to live in a town with some life Verse 4: D I'd like that short story accepted G D And some airplay for one of my songs G I'd like to know where on earth I should go D A7 And above all what I'm doing wrong Chorus: D Bm And I'd love to be Eliza Carthy G D In some Radio 2 treasury D A It's the only folk music allowed G Apparently Solo: D G D G Gm D A7 Chorus: D Bm And I'm thinking I wouldn't be sinking G D If this had been the seventies D A Now there's only one name that's allowed G Gm Apparently D Bm Yes, I'd love to be some kind of Carthy G D And to live my life happy and free D A It's the only folk music allowed G Gm D Apparently
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