Aimee Mann - Way back when

^AWell, I guess that this is ^Emnow the end W^Dho'd have thought my old f^F#mriend ^C#mWe signed the papers and we c^Dapped the pen

^ABut I remember you from way ^Emback when '^DGood evening, ladies and ^F#mgentlemen ^C#mwelcome David-what's-his-n^Dame-again'

^F#mThings change the ^Eold cliche If ^C#mwe knew now what we knew y^F#mesterday ^DOh^A, we couldn't ^Dgive it aw^Aay ^{B7 D}

^AI was working at a ^Emrecord store ^DI knew you, you ^F#mknew the score ^C#mSome kind of deal is what we're l^Dooking for

^ATime came, and ^Emdisappeared ^DNo one steered and ^F#mit got weirder ^C#mHelp was needed, no one ^Dvolunteered.

^F#mThings change, you got to ^Ewait a bit What mad^C#me me think that I could ^F#mweather it' ^DYou're down be^Afore you even ^Dnotice y^Aou've been ^B7hit^D

And thr^Gough it all I wondered where the B^Dus was taking ^Ayou who ^Eknew' And ev^Gen though my one and one was ^Dalways Making ^Atwo I n^Eever thought that I was ^Bmbreaking you

^DUh o^Eh A Em D F#m C#m D D E F#m G#m A

^AWe were victims of the old ta^Emboo But pe^Dople change ^F#mwe changed too ^C#mJust make it count before they ^Dget to you.

^F#mThings change baby, ^Ehold the phone! They'll sh^C#moot you down like you was ^F#mAl Capone ^DOh,^A you better ^Dgo it al^Aone^{B7 D}

^AWell, I guess that this is ^Emnow the end T^Dhe paper's signed ^F#mforget the pen ^C#mWonder if we'll ever ^Dmeet again'