Bread - Diary

^GI found her diary under^Gneath the tree ^Cand started reading about me ^GThe words she'd written^G took me by sur^Cprise; you'd never read them in her eyes. ^EShe said that ^Gshe had found the ^D7love she'd ^B7waited ^Emfor ^{G7 C}Wouldn't you ^Gknow it? ^CShe wouldn't ^Gshow it

^GThen she, confronted with the ^Gwriting there, ^Csimply pretended not to care ^GI passed it off as just in ^Gkeeping with ^Cher total disconcerting air. ^EAnd though she ^Gtried to hide the ^D7love that ^B7she de^Emnied^{G7 C}Wouldn't you ^Gknow it? ^CShe wouldn't ^Gshow it.

^{D7 B7}And as^Em I go^G7 through my^C life ^Am7I will ^D7give to her, my ^Gwife All the ^Csweet things I can ^B7sus4find.

^GI found her diary under^Gneath the tree ^Cand started reading about me ^GThe words began to stick, then ^Gtears to fall. ^CHer meaning now was clear to see ^EThe love she'd ^Gwaited for was ^D7someone ^B7else, not ^Emme. ^{G7 C}Wouldn't you ^Gknow it? ^CShe wouldn't ^Gshow it.

^{D7 B7}And as^Em I go^G7 through my^C life ^Am7I will ^D7wish for her, hi^Gs wife All the ^Csweet things she can ^Gfind All the ^Csweet things ^Dshe can ^Gfind.