Kevin Ayers - Stranger in blue suede shoes

I ^Ewalked into this bar and the ^Aman refused; He said, "We ^Edon't serve strangers in ^Ablue suede shoes; We ^Edon't give credit, and we ^Adon't give way We ^Ehave to think about what the ^Apeople might say.. Uh, you ^Eknow what I mean" I said, "^ASure, man" E A

Oh, he ^Egave me a smile that was ^Asickly and wet, And ^EI offered him one of ^Amy cigarettes. He ^Etook it, afraid that he ^Amight appear rude, Then pro^Eceeded to sell me some ^Asecond class food. ^BNice guy meet 'em ^Aeverywhere^{G F#}

He said^E, "My oh my, I have ^Asuffered too long, And ^Ethis cigarette seems to ^Abe very strong; I ^Edon't make the rules, I just ^Aget what I take And ^EI guess every rule was ^Amade to break. You can ^Etake what you like, it ^Awon't hurt me Cause ^EI'm just working for the ^Acompany." From the ^Egreen cigarette, He ^Atook a long drag, And said, "I ^Ethink I'll pick my ^Atraveling bag. I'm ^Etired of cheating, and ^Awasting my head And ^Efilling the boss's ^Abags with bread. I ^Ewant to get out in the ^Asun and rain, And ^Efeel the wind on my^A skin again; The ^Eworld is large, and I've ^Agot time yet. And, ^Eby the way, thanks for that^A cigarette. ^{B A}Thank you^G v^F#ery much." ^{E A} "You know, I feel like a new man ^{E A} Yes I do, I don't know why; ^BI'd just like to say: ^Athank you^G v^F#ery ^Emuch(indeed)^A It's a beautiful day ^E I think I'll be on my ^Away (right away) ^B I'd just like to say: ^Athank yo^Gu ^F#very ^Emuch. Yes^A, I'm getting the hell out of ^Ehere ^EYes, I am^A - bye, bye. ^BThat's the end of the message. ^AThank you^G ve^F#ry ^Emuch. B^Aye bye ^{E A} B A G F# E