The Roches - Steady with the maestro

She goes ^Dmsteady with the ^Cmaestro And she ^Dmrosins his ba^Cton But when he ^Dmgoes out on a ^Cbinge-o She's been ^Dmknown to carry ^Con She's been ^Amknown to carry ^Dmon When the ^Gmaestro goes out and paints the ^Ctown

Maestro he ^Dmgets very ^Cjealous When she ^Dmtalks to any other ^Cman And the ^Dmother men's women tend to ^Cworry What's she ^Dmgot to talk about with ^Cthem? The women ^Amworry 'bout what she wanna ^Dmdo When she's ^Gthrough conducting her inter^Clude

One time I ^Dmsaw her at the ^Ccafé She was ^Flaughing like she just let down her ^Chair The time I ^Fsaw her on the side^Cwalk And her face ^Fwas all flushed and filled with ^Ctears The time I ^Fsaw her in front of the pet ^Cshop And the ^Fmaestro and the goose and the ghost were ^Cthere The time I ^Fsaw her on her door^Cstep She ^Finvited me up^Cstairs And she ^Fgave me a wooden ^Cchair She ^Fgave me a wooden ^Cchair That I ^Fsit on in my under^Cwear

I used to ^Dmplay the second ^Cfiddle In her ^Dmphilharmonic ^Chall But now I ^Dmlook out for numero ^Cuno And I don't ^Dmplay no violins at ^Call No, I don't ^Amplay no violins at ^Dmall I play the ^Gpart of the man who crawls the ^Cwall