Tonalité : E major
Verse 1
D
Bm
D
It
wasn't dark
when I last made this journey
The sun is setting
and the shadows are getting long
Em
But I know before I know it
G
D
Bm
I'll be back where I belong
D
The streets I used to walk
fill me with sorrow
My feet are soaking
cause it always seems to rain
Em
But I'd go back tomorrow
G
D
if it would only be just the same
G
Cause all the words you said
D
were told to me
Em
G
Well, may like the honey, honey,
A
D
but I wouldn't eat her feet
Well, on the train a man came
up and robbed me
While all the people,
they just sat and stared
Em
Well, I didn't think to thank him
G
D
Bm
D
Though I know it was only fair
When I got home
my door was barred overnight
The landlord sold it from
right under my nose
Em
And I found a box containing
G
all my books
D
And all my clothes
G
We wonder you'll be down
D
upon your heels
Em
G
Will you lay like a honey,
A
D
honey flower beneath the leaves?
Bm
A
We're not allowed to hurt you
G
D
That's what you always say to me
Bm
A
But if patience is a virtue,
G
I guess you're gonna have
D
to wait and see
Em
G
Well, you're made like the honey, honey,
A
but I wouldn't either
D
But I wouldn't either be
Well, there's no way that
I could ever meet you
I wouldn't trust what I would do or say
Em
So I find a hole to hide
G
D
until the feeling goes away
G
It's a foolish man
D
that bites the hand that it feeds
Em
G
Well, you're made like the honey, honey,
A
D
but I wouldn't eat the bees
G
But you kill the man instead
D
of the disease
Em
G
Well, you're made like the honey, honey,
A
but I wouldn't eat the bees
D
But I wouldn't eat the bees you
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