Elvis Costello - Everyday i write the book

Don't ^Ctell me you don't know what ^Emlove is When you're ^Amold enough to know ^Embetter When you ^Amfind strange hands in your ^Dmsweater When your ^Emdreamboat Turns ^Aout to be a footnote I'm a ^Dmman with a mission In ^Emtwo or three ^Geditions, and

^C I'm ^Emgiving you a^F longing ^Glook Every^Cday, every^Emday, every^Fday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Cbook Em F G

Chaaa-pter ^Amone, we didn't really get along Chapter ^Ctwo, I think I ^Ffell in love with^C you You ^Amsaid you'd, stand by me in the middle of Chapter three But you were ^Dmup to your old tricks in Chapters ^EmFour, five, and ^Gsix, and

^C I'm ^Emgiving you a^F longing ^Glook Every^Cday, every^Emday, every^Fday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Cbook Em F G

The wa-ay^Am you walk The way you talk and try to kiss me and ^Claugh In four or ^Ffive para^Cgraphs. All your ^Amcompliments and your cutting remarks are ^Dmcaptured here in my ^Emquotation ^Gmarks, and

^C I'm ^Emgiving you a^F longing ^Glook Every^Cday, every^Emday, every^Fday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Ambook

^AmOo ^Emoooooo ^FmajEveryday I write the ^Gbook [Verse] (Form A): Don't ^Ctell me you don't know the ^Emdifference Bet^Amween a lover and a ^Emfighter With my ^Ampen and my electric type^Dmwriter Even ^Emin a perfect world Where ^Aeveryone was equal I'd ^Dmstill own the film rights And be ^Emworking on the ^Gsequel, and

^C I'm ^Emgiving you a^F longing ^Glook Every^Cday, every^Emday, every^Fday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Cbook ^EmEveryday, ^Feveryday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Cbook ^EmEveryday, ^Feveryday, Everyd^Gay I write the ^Ambook (back into following intro but miss the G)