Jonathan Richman - Corner store

^FWell I walked past just ^Fyester^Fday And I couldn't bear that new ^Fmall no ^Fmore. Now, I can't expect you all to ^Fsee it my ^Gway But y^Fou may not ^Gknow what was ^Amthere bef^Fore And I ^Fwant them to ^Gput back my ^Fold corner ^Fstore

Well I walked past just, uh ^Flike I s^Fay and I felt this hurt that would ^Fnot go ^Fhome I can't expect that you're going to ^Fsee it my ^Gway But ^Fyou may not ^Gknow the t^Amrees I've ^Fknown And I ^Fwant them to ^Gput back my ^Fold corner s^Ftore.

^FI know it ^Gcost more money to ^Fshop there.^G But this was ^Amlove.^Em This was l^Amo-o-o-^Gove. ^FI know you had to ^Gpay more money. ^FI'll pay money. ^GI'll pay more! ^GI don't care what the mall has got. ^G7I want back that corner store!

And ^Fwhat did I feel as I ^Fwalked by ^Fslow? Sorrow. Sorrow ^Fall ^Faround. Why I would feel sorrow ^FI now ^Gknow. ^FI smelled a ^Gghost smell ^Amfrom the ^Fground: That ^Fold wooden ^Gsmell from the o^Fld corner ^Fstore.

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^FI walked past one ^Ffinal ^Ftime And I wished the worst on the ^Fplace I ^Fshop. Now I can't expect everyone to ^Ffeel like ^GI am. But ^FI spot a t^Grend that has ^Amgot to s^Ftop. And I ^Fwant them to ^Gput back that ^Fold corner s^Ftore.

^FBum ba dibba dibba ^Fdibba way-oh ^GBum ba dibba dibba ^Fway-oh ^Fwebbo Bum ba dibba dibba ^Fno corner ^Gstore corner ^Fsto-o-ore

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