Half Man Half Biscuit - Even men with steel hearts

^BHey Louis ^{E F# B}Wonderful world, ^Eterrible ^F#song, ^Beverything's gone ^Ehorribly ^F#wrong ^BCars are too fast 'cos the ^Edrivers are ^F#slow C#m. F# Joy-ride boy died and I think to myself. From ^BMagdalene to ^ESella^F#field there's ^Bscant regard for ^Ehow we ^F#feel ^BSheep are green, ^Edead roses ^F#too C#m. F# I know it sounds bleak but hey, dont despair. 'Cos ^Beven men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the ^F#pitch Even men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the ^Bpitch It ^Egenerates a warmth around the ground that augers well for man^Emkind And ^F#that's what ^Elife's a^Bbout. The ^Braft of dreams we ^Esailed in the ^F#bay has ^Bfoundered on the ^Ereefs of to^F#day ^BIll wind blows through my ^Ecape of no ^F#hope C#m. F# Dock Road can-lad on the end of a rope Yet ^Bby the stream in ^Esummer ^F#time, the ^Bcharming lark, the ^Ecountry ^F#chime ^BSmite this faithless ^Epanto^F#mime C#m. F# Welcome to the daylight at the back of my mind. ^BEven men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the ^F#pitch Even men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the ^Bpitch It ^Egenerates a warmth around the ground that augers well for man^Emkind F# E B (B F# B E B F#) And that's what life's about. B F#. Trouble is these days you never see a dog on the pitch.