Jamie Cullum - Twentysomething

After y^F#mears of expensive edu^D7cation, A c^F#mar full of books and antici^G7pation I'm an e^F#mxpert on Shakespeare and that's a ^Emhell of a lot. C#mb6 C7#11 F#m D7 But the world don't need scholars as much as I thought. Mayb^F#me I'll go trav'ling ^D7for a year, f^F#minding myself, Or s^G7tart a career. I could w^F#mork for the poor, though I'm ^Em7hungry for fame. C#mb6 C7#11 We all seem so diff'rent but we're just the same. Mayb^F#me go to the gym so I do^D7n't get fat. Aren't t^F#mhings more easy with a tight^G7 six pack' ^F#mWho knows the answers, ^Em7who do you trust' C#mb6 C7#11 I can't even separate love from lust. Mayb^F#me move back home and pay o^D7ff my loans, Working n^F#mine to five, ^G7answering phones. ^F#mDon't make me live for my ^Em7friday nights, C#mb6 C7#11 Drinking eight pints and getting in fights.

I don't w^F#mant to get up, just ^Em7let me lie in; C#mb6 C7#11 Bmaj7 Leave me alone, I'm a twenty-something. Maybe I'll just ^F#maj7fall in love. ^Bmaj7That could solve it all. ^F#maj7 Phi^Bmaj7losophers says that ^F#maj7that's enough. There s^Dmaj7urely must be more.^C#aug7. oooo...

Love ain't the answer, ^D7nor is work. The t^F#mruth eludes me so much it h^G7urts. But I'm s^F#mtill having fun and I g^Em7uess that's the key. C#mb6 C7#11 I'm a twentysomething and I'll keep being me. ^F#mDo do and do do and do and do do do do ^D9 Do and do do and do and do do do do ^F#m Do and do do and do and do do do do ^D9 Do and do do and do and do do do do^F#m Do and do do and do and do do do do^D9 Do and do do and do and do do ^G7do.