Suzanne Vega - Toms diner

^EmDoo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo ^Adoo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo

^EmI am sitting in the morning ^AAt the diner on the corner ^EmI am waiting at the counter ^AFor the man to pour the coffee

^G6And he fills it only halfway ^CAnd before I even argue ^AmHe is looking out the window ^FAt somebody coming ^Emin

^Em"It is always nice to see you" ^ASays the man behind the counter ^EmTo the woman who has come in ^AShe is shaking her umbrella

^G6And I look the other way ^CAs they are kissing their hellos ^AmAnd I'm pretending not to see them ^FInstead, I pour the ^Emmilk

^EmI open up the paper ^AThere's a story of an actor ^EmWho had died while he was drinking ^AIt was no one I had heard of

^G6And I'm turning to the horoscope ^CAnd looking for the funnies ^AmWhen I'm feeling someone watching me ^FAnd so I raise my ^Emhead

^EmThere's a woman on the outside ^ALooking inside, does she see me? ^EmNo, she does not really see me ^ACause she sees her own reflection

^G6And I'm trying not to notice ^CThat she's hitching up her skirt ^AmAnd while she's straightening her stockings ^FHer hair has gotten ^Emwet

^EmOh, this rain it will continue ^AThrough the morning as I'm listening ^EmTo the bells of the ^Ccathe^G6dral ^EmI a^Am ^Cthinking ^Fof your ^Amvoice

^EmAnd of the ^Cmidnight ^Fpicnic ^Aonce upon a t^Emime ^CBefore the ^Frain ^Cbegan... ^EmAnd I finish up my coffee ^AAnd it's time to catch the train