Chords with lyrics
Tuning: Standard (E MajorE A augmentedA D MajorD G+G BB E MajorE) C majorC FF C majorC FF C majorC Walkin' up 23rd Street FF I was tired and alone C majorC It was late my housemate FF Would be asleep when I got home C majorC The sign ahead glowin' red FF Said the Chelsea Hotel C majorC Where Nancy and Sid Vicious FF And my friend Dave once dwelled
C majorC FF C majorC The street was black under my feet FF Which continued their walkin' C majorC Though I was vaguely interested FF In the folks behind me talkin' C majorC Two guys maybe gay FF Wearin' Reber type suits C majorC And a girl wearin' glasses FF Who looked kinda cute C majorC Her hair was short and curly FF She had a tattoo on her back C majorC Which I could see cos her red shirt FF Was sleeveless with straps C majorC But I only saw this later FF Not in my first glance C majorC But I could hear her talkin' behind me FF And as if by chance C majorC She was tryin' to describe FF A augmentedA song I knew well C majorC The Leonard Cohen song FF About the Chelsea Hotel
C majorC FF C majorC FF C majorC FF And I smiled a smile to myself When she said C majorC That was the song where he talks about FF Someone giving him head C majorC On the bed that's unmade FF And how the song was outrageous C majorC And that's when I got FF Uncharacteristically courageous C majorC I could have left the three of them laughin' FF And just gone on home C majorC But I turned and I faced her FF And I said Leonard Cohen? C majorC FF .....just like that.... C majorC FF C majorC She was shocked and surprised FF But she looked very happy C majorC That she now had a witness FF To back up her story C majorC She looked at me FF With her spectacled eyes C majorC And said, "see I told you" FF To the two others guys C majorC FF My tale might have ending right there and then C majorC FF But we started talkin' about Leonard Cohen C majorC How his lyrics were cool FF And how he sang so sincere C majorC That it must have been true FF And it happened right here C majorC FF Usually women right of the bat Don't find me that great C majorC FF But there we were laughin', scrollin' Like we could really relate C majorC Although we didn't mention the head line FF It was alluded C majorC And her conversation was better FF Because her friends weren't included C majorC The guys were more into each other FF At least that's how it seemed to me C majorC FF I heard the faint knocking of opportunity C majorC Although it's easy for me now FF Upon my looking back C majorC To think of all the things I could have said FF To make me the mac C majorC Just keep the sad truth in mind FF As I tell this to you C majorC That we really only talked FF For a minute or two C majorC And I never got her name FF And she never got mine C majorC But in this couple short minutes FF We had a pretty good time C majorC FF C majorC FF C majorC And on top of that FF Though you may not believe it C majorC You know what she says to me next FF As I repeat it C majorC That line about gettin the blow job FF That Leonard sings C majorC She said it made her FF Want to do naughty things C majorC Right about then FF I should have asked If she knew C majorC What the Chelsea charged FF If we got a room for two C majorC But I didn't and I know FF I'm a schmuck, don't you doubt it C majorC The only thing I did FF Was write this stupid song about it C majorC If I was Leonard Cohen FF Or some other song writing master C majorC I'd know to first get the oral sex FF And then write the song after C majorC You can practice writing songs FF About romance every day C majorC But if you haven't loved FF Then you'll have nothing to say C majorC We could have given each other head FF On Leonard same unmade bed C majorC But I was too shy to suggest it FF And so instead C majorC When the three of them stopped FF To look through a pub window C majorC I said good night FF Tho I hadn't quite meant to C majorC And waved as we walked tho FF I wouldn't forget her C majorC FF Especially when she mysteriously said See you later C majorC FF C majorC FF C majorC So now every time I'm walking FF I hope that we'd meet C majorC And on purpose FF I always go up 23rd Street C majorC Where the sign glowin' red FF Says the Chelsea Hotel C majorC Where Nancy and Sid Vicious FF And my friend Dave's once dwelled C majorC Life doesn't work out FF The way it does in old songs C majorC That's why we sing new ones FF To say what really goes on C majorC So if I ever see her again FF And we pick up Right we were ended C majorC Maybe I'll play her this song FF Maybe she won't get too offended C majorC FF And listen I'll tell you why C majorC There's more than this situation FF Than miss the eyes C majorC You may think it's sad FF You may think it's pathetic C majorC But I sing this song FF And that she'll never know it C majorC FF But think a minute 'bout what that means C majorC FF And you'll realize it's actually a wonderful thing C majorC That all around the world FF There maybe folks singin' tunes C majorC For the love of others folks FF That they barely knew C majorC FF And it puts a smile on my face Yes, it do C majorC And let me tell you FF You ought to be smilin' too C majorC Because the next time you're feelin' FF Kinda lonesome and blue C majorC Just think that someone somewhere FF Might be singin' about you C majorC FF So who knows if I'll ever see her again C majorC Maybe we'll see this whole time FF She could have been singing about me C majorC FF Probably not C majorC FF But it could be C majorC
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