Joan Baez - Lady di and i

^A7Wake me with kisses in the ^Gafternoon ^EThe butler knows any time you arrive is ^Amnever too soon He knows ^Djust where you are by the ^Gsound of your car He'll be ^Fwaiting there by the ^Cspiral stair ^E

^A7You could drive me crazy with your ^Gunkempt hair ^EYou don't know what a comb is and frankly, I ^Amdon't really care 'Cause you're ^Dfresh and you're wild and you make the ^Gbutler smile By ^Fbringing me flowers like ^Cmeteor showers Treating ^Dme like a queen, though I'm ^Eonly nineteen Which re^Fminds me of something that I've ^Crecently seen It was a ^Bblook in the eye of ^FLady Di

^CAs she stood on the balcony knowing the last fantasy of the ^Acentury Was in her ^Glong white veil ^EMaybe she would rather have you than the ^AmPrince of Wales And all the ^Djewels and the crown and all the ^Gvillages and towns That ^Fline the sea of the ^Cmonarchy ^E

^A7And while I cut the roses, what ^Gabout Lady Di? ^EShe's a child of the 80's just like ^Amyou and like I Think of ^Dall of the things that ^Gshe'll never do See a ^Frock and roll show, get a ^Cheart-shaped tattoo ^E

^A7Look at all the music that I m^Gake with you ^ELet's take a walk on the wild side, baby, I'm in ^Amlove with you ^DI will leave my Dior by the ^Gcabinet door And I'll ^Fleave my bouquet on the ^Cbreakfast tray Let's ^Fgo for a sail just like the ^CPrince of Wales ^E

^A7And did he ever love her in the ^Gafternoon? ^EWas the kiss that she gave him in public ^Amjust a little too soon? ^BbThere's a tear in the eye of ^FLady Di

^CAs she looks from the balcony knowing the last fantasy of the ^ACentury is ^Gprobably a lie ^EMy heart goes out to you, Princess, lovely ^AmLady Di 'Cause for ^Dall that it seems, here I ^Gstand in my jeans For what^Fever it means, it is ^CI who am queen.