Tonalité : C major
Intro 1
G
C
G
C
G
Verse 1
C
The kids all
laughed at Tommy's doll,
F
Dm
but Tommy didn't care.
G
She felt so much better
C
G
when that little doll was there
C
His mom and dad were busy
F
Dm
doing things like parents do
G
So Tommy's doll was all he had
C
G
to tell his secrets to
C
When Tommy reached
F
the age of five,
Dm
his daddy said, Now son,
G
time to trade in you and Dolly
C
G
for these soldiers and this gun
C
Tommy said, please
F
Dm
Daddy, my Dolly wants to stay
G
But his father said, not be a man
Ab
C#
C
G
And he threw it all away
Am
E
Am
Tommy never talked much after that
A
E
He went into his shell
Am
But he never cried
E
Am
Just held inside
E
Those things he couldn't tell
Bm
F#
Then one day, he saw his dolly
Bm
F#
waving to him from a trash can across the street,
Bm
F#
and like a flash, he darted out,
Bm
F#
his little friend to meet.
B
Bm
B
No, he never saw that speedin' car
F#
Bm
F#
He never heard the screechin' sound
Bm
B
F#
And before the driver knew it
Bm
A
He'd run poor Tommy down
D
The people came, as people do,
G
Em
to look down at the boy
A
He just lay there for a moment,
D
A
like a tragic broken toy
D
Then, reaching out his little arms,
G
Em
he sat up straight and tall
A
And whispered with
his dying breath,
D
A
Daddy, please, I want my doll you
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