Shakespear's Sister - Hello turn your radio on

^FWoke up this morning and the ^Gstreets were full of cars, ^A#all bright and shiny like they'd j^Fust arrived from mars, ^Fand as I stumbled through last ^Gnight drunken to be, ^A#the paperboy screamed out the h^Feadlines in the street, ^Cmanother war, and now the ^A#pound is looking weak, ^G#and tell me, have you read a^Gmbout the latest freak ^Cmwe're bingo numbers and our ^A#names are obsolete, ^G#why do I feel bitter, when ^GI should feel so sweet

^CHello , hello, ^Amturn your radio ^Emon, ^G is there ^Canybody out there, ^Amhelp me sing this ^Emsong, ^G la la la ^Flove is a strange thing; ^{Em F}just when you think you've ^Glearned how to use it it's ^Cgone.

^FWoke up this morning and my h^Gead was in a dace, ^A#a brave new world had downed upon ^Fthe human race, ^Fbut words are meaningless and e^Gverything's so real, ^A#gonna have to reach my friends ^Fto find out how I feel. ^CmAnd if I taste the honey ^A#- is it really sweet ^G#And do I eat it with my hand^Gms or with my feet ^CmDoes anybody really listen w^A#hen I speak ^G#Or will I have to say it all^G again next week