Key: E
Introduction: E A E A D A D A
E F# A
Well I'm a liar on the weekends, whoa yeah
E F#A
And I'm so tired on the Monday mornings
E F# A
So let me take the seat beside you and let's talk,
E
'bout what you like and what you don't like
F# A
And how we can make it work
E F# A
I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door
E F# A
I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor
E A F# B
And she said, "Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?"
E A F# B
Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong
Ab Dbm F# B
Try to understand how I figure more
E A F# B
It's a lot like business when you're ten years old
E F#m A
So pull me in and pull me out now, oh yeah
E BA
So let me go and let me light another
E
You think you've got it figured out now?
F# A
Well no. . .
E
'Bout what you like and what you don't like
A
And how I can make it go
E F# A
I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door
E F# A
I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor
E A F# B
And she said, "Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?"
E A F# B
Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong
Ab Dbm F# B
Try to understand how I figure more
E A F# B
It's a lot like business when you're ten years old
Dbm B AbA A(x2)
Oh, oh no
E F# A
I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door
E F# A
I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor
E A F# B
And she said, "Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?"
E A F# B
Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong
Ab Dbm F# B
Try to understand how I figure more
E A F# B
It's a lot like business when you're ten years old
E A F# B
It's a lot like business when you're ten years old (x3)
Hello (4x)