Locksley - The past and the present

Ma^Aybe he was wrong, but then she ^C#mfooled him all along, he was the ^Bmbest she had ^{D E} "Get ^Aeven right away," that was her ^C#mmantra for the day, he wasn't ^Bmgood or bad ^{D E} She ^Aasked me for a dance, and "yes, I'd ^C#mlove to, but I can't" was what I ^Bmmeant to say^{D E} Befo^Are the words came out, I was alr^C#meady at her house, I guess I'll ^Bmhave to stay ^{D E}

^ALeave it, why don't ^C#myou leave it? I can't ^Bmbelieve it has been so l^F#mong ^ATell me, why won't you ^C#mtell me? It's just as ^Bmwell these days are^A gone

^AHe would never know, and though I ^C#mwould, she swears he won't, it was a ^Bmsmall mistake ^{D E} You ^Areally can't blame me, but I'm ^C#mfairly sure that he has something ^Bmelse to say ^{D E} He ^Apromises revenge, I should've ^C#mtried to make amends, and we should ^Bmend this here^{D E} Well, ^AI'd apologize, but it's too ^C#mlate, and I know why, this is goodb^Bmye, my dear ^{D E}

^ALeave it, why don't you ^C#mleave it? I can't bel^Bmieve it has been so^F#m long ^ATell me, why won't you ^C#mtell me? It's just as ^Bmwell these days are^A gone

^BmEvery day now she ^Afinds ^Dmemories when she ^Eshuts her eyes ^BmSince it hurts her to ^Asleep, she ^Dstays up all night long forgetting ^Ememories with me I ^Atried to cut and run, that little ^C#mgirl's just so much fun, God help me i^Bmf it's love ^{D E} It's ^Anothing of the sort, she'll roll the ^C#mbass player just for sport, let's sweep ^Bmunder the rug ^{D E}

^ALeave it, why don't you ^C#mleave it? I can't bel^Bmieve it has been so ^F#mlong ^ATell me, why won't you ^C#mtell me? It's just as ^Bmwell these days are ^Agone L

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eave it, why don't you leave it? I

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can't believe it has been so long

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Tell me, why won't you tell me? N.C A It's just as well these days are gone