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That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be - from Carly's debut album 1971
BmMy father sits at night with nGo lights on BmHis cigarette glows in the darGk Dm7The living room is still Cmaj7I walk by, no remAm7ark G BmI tiptoe past the master beGdroom where BmMy mother reads her magazinGes BmI hear her call sweet dreamGs Cmaj7But I forgot how Am7to dream G
FBut you say it's time we moEmved in together Dm7And raised a family of our oCmaj7wn, you and me FWell, that's the way I've always hEmeard it should be DYou want to marry me, we'll marry
BmMy friends from college they'rGe all married now BmThey have their houses and theGir lawns Dm7They have their silent noons BmTearful nights, angry dawnsG BmTheir children hate them foGr the things they're not BmThey hate themselves for whGat they are BmAnd yet they drink, they laGugh Cmaj7Close the wound, Am7hide the scars G
FBut you say it's time we moEmved in together Dm7And raised a family of our oCmaj7wn, you and me FWell, that's the way I've always hEmeard it should be DYou want to marry me, we'll marry
BmYou say we can keep our love aGlive BmBabe, all I know is what I seeG Dm7The couples cling and claw Cmaj7And drown in loveAm7's debris G BmYou say we'll soar like twoG birds through the clouds BmBut soon you'll cage me on Gyour shelf BmI'll never learn to be justG me first Cmaj7By myself Am7 G
FWell O.K., it's time we moved Emin together Dm7And raised a family of our oCmaj7wn, you and me FWell, that's the way I've always hEmeard it should be DYou want to marry me, we'll marry DWe'll marry