Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
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Am
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Oh, the book
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was so much better than the picture
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In the book, she was a waitress, not a maid
And the man who was a cook
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Em
was a lifeguard in the book
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D
On top of that, his part was poorly played
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On the screen, she drew the blind
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as she was working
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But the story had her working as a blind
How the book was so much bet
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ter than the picture
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That I think they had an
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other book in mind
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As the tears fell in my bag
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of buttered popcorn
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I was choked up with emotion and regret
In the book I was so fond of the
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shy and simple blonde
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And here she was a ravishing brunette
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In the story she was plotting out a murder
But instead I watched her
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murdering the plot
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Yet I found some sweet enjoy
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ment in the picture
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When I closed my eyes
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I saw it helped a lot
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Em
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Don't see why they had to go
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and change the title.
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It was hard enough to recognize the thing.
I was waiting for the part
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where she breaks her father's heart.
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Instead, they showed
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his elbow in a sling.
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How I moaned and how I cried
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and how I suffered,
as the book was brought to
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life upon a screen.
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It's no wonder when the
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author saw the picture
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That he shot himself right in
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the mezzanine
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