I'm Up To My Neck In I.O.U

^FFor twenty-two days I’ve stood in the welfar^Ge line With^C7out an education a job was hard to ^Ffind C7 F And up in front of me were ten thousand plus nine And I'm up to my neck in ^FI.O.U.’s an^Gd down to my las^Ft dime

^FI tried to sell some pencils on the ^Gstreet But ^C7found my luck to sell was just ^Fweak C7 F I’m ashamed to have to pretend that I am blind But I'm up to my neck in ^FI.O.U.’s an^Gd down to my las^Ft dim^C7e

G F Well I'm up to my neck in I.O.U.’s, I owe everybody in town

Every^Dday I say I’m getting on up put ^D7I keep goin^Gg down And I’ve signed every paper in town that I could sign But I'm up to my neck in I.O.U.’s and down to my last dime

Well the internal revenue department is having fits They claim I underpaid them by six pence If I wound up in court I’ll serve out ninety-nine Well I'm up to my neck in I.O.U.’s and down to my last dime Yes I'm up to my neck in I.O.U.’s and down to my last dime by: José Duarte jtduarte1@gmail.com

Gene Pitney - Im up to my neck in iou