Candy Bars And Men chords by Mal Blum

• Capo on 4th
• Difficulty: Beginner

🎸 Verse 1:
Am          Em              F            C
 An endless string of motor lobby family waiting rooms
Am          Em              F                 C
 Where everybody's restless waiting's gone by afternoon
Am          Em                    F              C
 And I'll admit I've walked those halls now and again
Am          Em                F              C
 Go out for nourishment, find candy bars and men




🎸 Chorus:
Dm         F
 Ain't it nice?
           C               G
Ain't it nice to rest your head?
          Dm             F           C  C
Ain't it nice, ain't it nice to pretend?

🎸 Verse 2:
Am        Em               F                   C
 Park the beds outside the doors and keep your eyes on them
Am             Em                F              C
 A thread bare mattress shows discretion like nobody can
Am             Em                F               C
 And just this once boy
I don't mind being your secret
Am          Em              F              C
 Never like sugar much, but now and then I need it

🎸 Chorus:
Dm         F
 Ain't it nice?
           C               G
Ain't it nice to rest your head?
          Dm             F           C  C
Ain't it nice, ain't it nice to pretend?

🎸 Verse 3:
Am             Em          F                C
 The dwindling relic tryna give 'em hell on her way out
Am           Em             F               C
 One day the nationals will elbow their way into town
Am          Em                F                  C
 And like a travelling band I think I've paid my dues
Am            Em                 F               C
 Running from state to state and all I found was you

🎸 Interlude:
 Dm | F | C   | G :
            Ooh   Ooh
 Dm | F | C   | G :
            Ooh   Ooh
 Dm | F | C   | G :
            Ooh   Ooh
 Dm | F | C   | G :
                  Oh

🎸 Chorus:
Dm         F
 Ain't it nice?
           C               G
Ain't it nice to rest your head?
          Dm             F                   C
Ain't it nice, ain't it nice to pretend instead?