Gilbert O'Sullivan - We will

I^Emaj7t's over now You've ^Dbmhad your fun ^Dbm/B G^Bbm7et up them stairs go on qu^Eb7ickly don't run Take^Ebm7b5 off your shoes the b^Ebm7b5*oth of you's ^Dbm Leave them^Dbm/C down outside the ^Dbm/Bdoor ^Dbm/Bb Turn the l^Aanding light off No wait, l^Amaj7eave it on it It might^A7 make the night That much ^Gb7easier to be gone And in the ^E/Bmorning who'll be wide a^Bmwake And eating s^Dbmnow flakes^Dbm/B as Opposed to t^Amaj7hose flakes (We W^Bill) We Will (We Will) We will

T^Emaj7hat afternoon We s^Dbmpent the day ^Dbm/B W^Bbm7ith uncle Frank remember and h^Eb7is wife auntie Mae Well d^Ebm7b5o you know Since then I've r^Ebm7b5*eceived Up to four l^Dbmetters all of ^Dbm/Cwhich repeat the ^Dbm/Bsame ^Dbm/Bb They say t^Ahrilled to bits Can't b^Amaj7elieve you came We r^A7elived it both Over ^Gb7time and time again And if there's ^E/Bever a chance or even h^Bmalf You might be o^Dbmur way Would you pro^Amaj7mise to stay (We w^Bill) We will (We will) We Will

Oh its not ^Amaj7easy pretending That you c^Ebm7an - not h^Ab7ear Once you've s^Dbm7uffered ^Gbm7the aff^Bliction wit^Ehin It's no u^Abse in an e^Amaj7nding To p^E/Broclaim from the s^Dbm7tart that the M^Bbm7b5oral of the story's to be^Bgin

On^Emaj7 Sunday next If the w^Dbmeather holds ^Dbm/B W^Bbm7e'll have that game But I bagsy-b^Eb7eing-in-goal Not be^Ebm7b5cause I'm good Or because I ^Ebm7b5*think I should it's just that ^Dbmwell at My^Dbm/C age I think standing s^Dbm/Btill ^Dbm/Bb Would r^Aeally suit me best Do we a^Amaj7ll agree? Hands up t^A7hose who do Hands up t^F#7hose who don't I see well in t^E/Bhat case will we please be k^Bmind enough if not On S^Dbmunday to go to mass on M^Amaj7onday (We w^Bill) We will (We will) We Will (We W^Eill..)