Milburn - Together alone

J^Eust another in a l^E7ine of promise and fa^Ailures B^Eut in the heat of the red ^E7wine, and sexual ^Afavours ^Am

^F#M7she wouldn’t even take off her s^G#mhoes a^Bs she carved a path over y^Aou ^F#myou buy the cashmere and y^G#mou get the gold and sh^Ae barely pays for the

^Ewould you tie back her h^E7air as she brings up her^A dinner ^Ewould she wait in the ra^E7in for a moment with^A you ^{Am E}only then will you ^E7know if you’re onto a w^Ainner ^Edo you spend most your t^E7ime together al^Aone ^Am

^F#mshe wouldn’t even call it a ^G#mtruce w^Bhen there was nothing to l^Aose ^F#myou buy the cashmere and ^G#Myou get the gold and s^Ahe barely pays for the

^F#myou buy the cashmere and you get the gol^G#Md and she ^Abarely pays for the