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Intro
E A E A D G
verse 1
E
It was three in the morning when she took me apart
A
She wrecked the furniture, she wrecked my heart
E
She danced on my head like Arthur Murray
A
The scars ain't never going to mend in a hurry
D
Just when I thought I could learn to forget her
G
Right through the door come a tear-stained letter
Chorus
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
Break Accordian
E A E A
verse 2
E
Well my head was beating like a song by the Clash
A
It was writing cheques that my body couldn't cash
E
Got to my feet, I was reeling and dizzy
A
I went for the 'phone but the line was busy
D
Just when I thought that things would get better
G
Right through the door come a tear-stained letter
Chorus
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
Instrumental Break Accordian
E A E A D G
Guitar Solo
B C D G
Break Accordian/Guitar
B C D G
verse 3
E
Well I like coffee and I like tea
A
But I just don't like this fiddle-di-dee
E
It makes me nervous, it gives me the hives
A
Waiting for a kiss from a bunch of fives
D
Just when I think I could learn to forget her
G
Right through the door come a tear-stained letter
Chorus
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
B C
Oh, oh, oh love love love
D
Cry, cry if it makes you feel better
G
Set it all down in a tear-stained letter
Outro
Sax solo
B C D G
Accordian solo
B C D G
Sax I solo
B C D G
Sax II solo
B C D G
Accordian solo
B C D G
Sax solo
B C D G
Accordian II
B C D G
Guitar
B C D G
Sax
B C D G
Accordian/Guitar - end
B C D G F# G
Written by Richard Thompson