The Band - The unfaithful servant

^{F#7 E/G# A}Unfaithful S^E/G#ervant, ^B/F#I hear you leavin' so^Bm7on in the mornin' ^A What did you ^E/G#do to the lady, ^F#7that she's gonna have to se^B7sus4nd you away' ^A Unfaithful ^E/G#servant,^B/F# you don't have to ^Bm7say you're sorry, ^A If you done it just^E/G# for the spite,^F#7 or did ya do it j^B7sus4ust for the glory' C#m/Bb B/G# Like a stranger you turned your back, ^Bm7/F#Left your keys and gon^Ae to pack.^{G#7 C#m}Bear in mind who's to blame, a^Am6nd all the shame; ^F#7 She really cared, ^F#m7the time she spared a^Fmaj7nd the home you shared.

^AUnfaithful s^E/G#ervant, ^B/F#I can hear the whistl^Bm7e blowin, ^AYes, that trai^E/G#n is a-comin' an^F#7d soon you'll^B7sus4 be goin'. ^ALet us not b^E/G#ow our heads for^B/F# we won't b^Bm7e complainin'; ^ALife has been good t^E/G#o us all even w^F#7hen that sky is ra^B7sus4inin'. C#m/Bb B/G# To take it like a grain of salt ^Bm7/F#is all I can do. It's ^Ano one's f^G#7ault, ^C#mMakes no diff'rence if we fade^Am6 away. ^F#7It's just as it was^F#m7, it's much to cold f^Fmaj7or me to stay.

^A Goodbye to that coun^E/G#try home, ^B/F# So long to a lady I have kn^Bm7own, ^A Farewell to my^E/G# other side, ^F#7 I'd best just t^B7sus4ake it in stride. ^A Unfaithful ^E/G#Servant,^B/F# you'll learn to f^Bm7ind your place; ^A I can see it ^E/G#in your smile, ^F#7 and, yes, I can see it i^B7sus4n your face. C#m/Bb B/G# The mem'ries will linger on, ^Bm7/F# But the good old days, th^Aey're al^G#7l gone, Oh! ^C#mLonesome servant, ^Am6can't you see, ^F#7 That we're still one ^F#m7and the same, ju^Fmaj7st you and me.