The 1975 - Loving someone

You should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^{Bm Bm} yeah, you should be...

^CMy heart is telling me the telly ^C isn't telling me anything ^C I need but it needs to keep ^C you selling me

^DBeside celebrities lacking in integrity ^BmHolding up the status quo instead of Showing your ^Ckids, that they matter ^C who're you gonna batter next? ^C Just keep hold of their necks And keep selling them ^Dsex ^Dit’s better if we keep them perplexed It's ^Bmbetter if we make them ^Bm want the opposite sex And ^Cdisenfranchised young criminal minds ^Cin a car park beside where your ^C nan resides Are not ^Dslow, they've just never Been ^Bmshown, and that you should be

^CLoving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^{Bm Bm}Oh, oh...

^CWe're all human, we're just like you man ^C we're sentient or something or other ^C I can't remember, whatever ^D We shouldn't have people afloat If it was ^Bmsafer on the ground, ^Bm we wouldn't be on a boat ^CCharlatan telepathy, exploiting insecurity, ^C and preying on the purity Of grief and it's simplicity but I^D know ^Dthat maybe I'm too skeptical Even ^BmGuy Debord needed spectacles, ^Bm you see ^CI'm the Greek economy of cashing ^Cintellectual cheques, and I'm ^C trying to progress But in^Dstead of selling ^Bmsex... ^Bm and I think I should be...

^CLoving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^C

^CI am forever alongside the boys ^Cin jumpers on bikes From schools and cars with ^Dautumn leaves ^Dfallen sparse across the mid-afternoon She ^Cblazed about how 'cultural language ^Cis an operating system, ^C it's simple, interface Rendered ^Dfeeble and listless ^Dwhen tested, divinity or a ^Dtrue understanding of the ^D human condition I ^Cnever did understand ^Cthe duality of art and reality Living life and treating it as s^Duch

^D with the culture that cajoles ^D at the artist with comfort and abandon ^C Between the spires and the morning boozer ^C that likes sitting at that orange ^C English light Cast ^Donly one, singular shadow ^Dfor you are not beside but within me

^CLoving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^Bm Yeah, you should be ^Cloving someone Oh, oh, ^Dloving someone ^{Bm N.C.} Oh, oh