Tuning: E A D G B E

Here's a little number I like. Bruce Woodley plays the song either open (in the 'The Seekers at Home') or on Capo 5 (during their 1968 Farewell Special), but I decided to write it open. [Intro]

^DmClatter -- the milkman ^Gat my doorstep, ^Dmbustle -- my neighbour ^Gat her tea; ^DmIn all the world no one's so ^Dglad to see the ^Gsun as ^Cme

[Verse]

^CAngeline is always Friday, Angeline is spring forever; ^DmWinter Ange^Gline could never ^Cbe ^CMister Wilson, old and smiling, lifts his cap as she is passing ^DmBowing her po^Glitely on to ^Cme

[Chorus]

The ^Emweek has gone its ^Flonely ^Emway; ^EmI've waited for my ^Fonly ^Emday ^EmAway from shadows In her ^Gmsunlight I can tell her, "I love ^Bbyooo^Guuu, Ange^Cline."

[Verse]

^CAngeline is always Friday, suitcase on the rack above; ^DmShe hasn't even ^Gread her maga^Czine ^CAngeline is counting stations, 'til the one where I am standing ^DmWaiting for my ^Gonly Ange^Cline

[Interlude] C Dm G C C Dm G C [Chorus]

The ^Emweek has gone its ^Flonely ^Emway; ^EmI've waited for my ^Fonly ^Emday ^EmAway from shadows In her ^Gmsunlight I can tell her, "I love ^Bbyooo^Guuu, Ange^Cline."

[Outro]

^DmClatter -- the milkman ^Gat my doorstep, ^Dmbustle -- my neighbour ^Gat her tea; ^DmIn all the world no one's so ^Dglad to see the ^Gsun as ^Cme

[End]

The Seekers - Angeline is always friday