Glen Campbell - Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife

^D7She looks in the ^Dmirror and stares at the Wrinkles that ^Gweren't there yesterday And thinks of the young man that ^Ashe almost ^Dmarried ^GWhat would he ^Dthink if he ^Emsaw her this ^F#7way

She ^Dpicks up her apron in little girl-fashion As ^Gsomething comes into her mind Slowly starts dancing re^Amembering her ^Dgirlhood And ^Gall of the ^Dboys she had ^Emwaiting in ^A7line

Oh ^Dsuch are the ^Emdreams of the ^Deveryday ^Emhousewife You ^Dsee every^Emwhere any ^Dtime of the ^Aday An everyday housewife who ^Ggave up the good life for ^Dme

The ^Dphotograph album she takes From the closet and ^Gslowly turns the page And carefully picks up the ^Acrumbling ^Dflower The ^Gfirst one he ^Dgave her now ^Emwithered with ^F#7age

She ^Dcloses her eyes and touches the House dress that ^Gsuddenly disappears And just for the moment she's ^Awearing the gown That ^Gbroke all their ^Dminds back ^Emso many ^A7years

Oh ^Dsuch are the ^Emdreams of the ^Deveryday ^Emhousewife You ^Dsee every^Emwhere any ^Dtime of the ^Aday An everyday housewife who ^Ggave up the good life for ^Dme

Oh^E such are the^F#m dreams of the ^Eeveryday ^F#mhousewife You ^Esee every^F#mwhere any t^Eime of the d^Bay An everyday housewife who ^Agave up the good life for ^Eme