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^CShe'd brought along the ^Foranges ^CHe'd brought the ^Ftea ^DmThey'd both brought along a ^Fsick-bag just in ^Ccase ^F ^C ^F

The plate of chicken sandwiches Were lovely they agreed

And I ^Dmwatched him spit the ^Fbits into her ^Cface ^F ^C ^F "Do you love me like you used to" he sighs &qu^Dmot;I love you twic^Ge as much&quo^Ct; sh^Fe ^Cre^Fplies They were on the train to Venice, where else' I ^Dmthink tonight I ^Gfancy my^Cself ^F ^C ^F

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I'd rather ^Cdrink that toast to ^Fmy own health I think ^Ctonight I'd rather ^Glove myself And if you ^Cdrink that drink to ^Fyour own health I think ^Ctonight I'd rather ^Glove mysel^Cf ^F ^C ^F [end Chorus]

Later in the evening The sun came rolling down

And they ^Dmtalked about their ^Ffantasies and ^Cfears ^F ^C ^F Between the heavy breathing And those lighter licking sounds I ^Dmheard him whisper^F this question in her ^Cear ^F ^C ^F

"Would you still love me if I lost my legs'"

"^Dm;I'd see that you ^Gwere loved and you ^Cwere ^Ffe^Cd&^Fquot; "I end up in a car crash almost dead" "^Dm;For richer and^G for partly sev^Cered h^Fea^Cd&^Fquot;

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^AmThe neighbours ask them out but they ^Gflatly refuse ^Am"We're saving up for a world-^Gwide cruise" With a ^Amchoice between loneliness and lovesick ^GQE2's Am Em-G-C F C F Well tonight I choose - self abuse

A four-pack in the fridge A good book on the shelf

from: Christian Korbanka, Cologne, Germany e-mail: Christian_Korbanka@msn.com lyrics and chords of: Tonight I Fancy Myself by The Beautiful South Suggestions and corrections are always welcome! date: 95/10/15

^CShe'd brought al^Fmaj7ong the oranges H^Ce'd brought the^Fmaj7 tea They'd b^Dmoth brought along a sic^Fk-bag just in c^Case ^Fmaj7

The pl^Cate of chicken sa^Fmaj7ndwiches Were lo^Cvely they a^Fmaj7greed And I wa^Dmtched him spit the b^Fits into her f^Cace ^Fmaj7

"Do ^Cyou love me like^Fmaj7 you used to'&q^Cuot; he sighs ^Fmaj7 &quo^Dmt;I love you twice^G as much&quo^Ct; she replies ^Fmaj7 They were ^Con the train to V^Fmaj7enice, where e^Clse' ^Fmaj7 I t^Dmhink tonight I fa^Gncy my^Cself ^Fmaj7

^GI'd rather dr^Cink that toast to^Fmaj7 my own health ^CI think tonight I'd rather l^Gove myself And if you dr^Cink that drink to^Fmaj7 your own health ^CI think tonight I'd rather l^Gove mysel^Cf ^Fmaj7

^CLater in the e^Fmaj7vening The s^Cun came rolling ^Fmaj7down And they ta^Dmlked about their fan^Ftasies and f^Cears ^Fmaj7

Be^Ctween the heavy br^Fmaj7eathing And those li^Cghter licking s^Fmaj7ounds I h^Dmeard him whisper this que^Fstion in her e^Car ^Fmaj7

"Wo^Culd you still lo^Fmaj7ve me if I lost^C my legs'"^Fmaj7 "^Dm;I'd see that you we^Gre loved and you w^Cere fed&quo^Fmaj7t; &quo^Ct;I end up^Fmaj7 in a car crash alm^Cost dead" ^Fmaj7 "F^Dmor richer and f^Gor partly seve^Cred head" ^Fmaj7

^AmThe neighbours ask them out but they f^Emlatly refuse ^Am"We're saving up for a world-w^Emide cruise" With a ch^Amoice between loneliness and lov^Eme-sick QE2's Well tonight I ch^Amoose - self^G-abu^G7se ^C ^Fmaj7

^CA four-pack in the f^Fmaj7ridge A g^Cood book on the s^Fmaj7helf I t^Dmhink tonight I'd ra^Gther love my^Cself

Beautiful South - Tonight i fancy myself