Hall & Oates - Abandoned luncheonette

They ^Em9sat in an Abandoned Luncheonette ^Gm7Sipping i^C7maginary cola^D and drawing faces in the tabletop ^Bmdust ^Em7His voice was rusty from ^Gm7years as a sergeant on "^C7this man's army" ^DThey were old and c^Bmrusty

^Em7She was twenty when the diner was a baby ^Gm7He was the ^C7dishwasher, ^Dbusy in the back, his hands covered with ^Bmgravy ^Em7Hair black and wavy ^Gm7Brilliantine slick, a ^C7pot - cleaning dandy ^DHe was young and ^Bmrandy

^FDay to day,^Bb/F to day... today ^FThen they were old, their live^Bb/Fs wasted away ^FMonth to month, ^Bb/Fyear to year They ^Amall run tog^Dmether, ^A+/C#all run to^F/Cgether Time ^Gm7measured by the peeling of paint on the luncheonette ^Gm7/Cwall

They ^Em9all sat together in the empty diner ^Gm7Filled with cracked ^C7china The ^Dold news was blowing across the filthy floor And the ^Bmsign on the door read (sign on the door read):^Em7 "this way out", that's all it read ^Gm7Doodily Doodily Doodily ^C7doo doo That's all it ^Dsaid oooooooo that's all it ^Bmsaid

^FDay to day,^Bb/F to day... today ^FThen they were old, their live^Bb/Fs wasted away ^FMonth to month, ^Bb/Fyear to year ^FMonth to month, ^Bb/Fyear to year ^FMonth to month, ^Bb/Fyear to year.....(repeat to fade out)