Aunt Martha - Neighbor song

^CHung my head when I heard the sound ^GI drove straight back to the burial ground ^CI saw you there, you were singing out ^Gloud Was the ^Csame old song that you used to sing When you ^Gmade your bed right next to me And I l^Coved you then, I still do ^Gnow Was a ^Cgray-blue grave and a short red dress I ^Gknew you well, it suits you best Where ^Chave you been for the past five ^Gyears? ^CThe last I heard is you took some time ^GYou drove straight down the 405 And we ^Emboth know why you^C left me ^Ghere

But ^Emoh, how ^Cthings have ^Gchanged ^EmNow I ^Cact my ^Gage And ^Emyou are ^Colder, ^Gtoo So ^Emwhy not ^Csee this ^Gthrough?

'Cause you're ^Emfast asleep and you ^Cchoose to be ^GHead in the water, you won't find another like^Em me And every morning when you ^Ccall his name You'll ^Gthink about another, think about another Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G ---[Could be "Just say, just sayYY yeah"] Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G

And I ^Chad you come for a midnight drink And you ^Gleft your things by the kitchen sink Your ^Empocketbook, can't you s^Gtay? And q^Cuit your job that you hate so much We'll ^Gboth get by, we'll both make love But you're ^Emhere tonight, anyw^Gay ---[I think it is actually "And" instead of "But," but I think the latter sounds better]

But ^Emoh, how ^Cthings have ^Gchanged ^EmNow I ^Cact my ^Gage And ^Emyou are ^Colder, ^Gtoo So ^Emwhy not ^Csee this ^Gthrough?

'Cause you're ^Emfast asleep and you ^Cchoose to be Got your ^Ghead in the water cause you won't find another like ^Emme And every morning when you ^Ccall his name You'll ^Gthink about another, (oh you'll) think about another Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G

'Cause you're ^Emfast asleep and you ^Cchoose to be ^Ghead in the water cause you won't find another like ^Emme And every morning when you ^Ccall his name ^GThink about another, think about another Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G Just ^Emsay, just ^Csay^G