The Wedding Present - Boo boo

^EWell yes, ^Bmit's late ^DThe waiter's stacking the c^Ehairs ^EBut nevertheless, j^Bmust wait, ^DI don't think he really c^Eares ^F#mAnd if we, le^Dave now I'll be ^F#mKicking myself for a ^Dweek

^E'Cause we get, s^Bmo few ^DChances to talk just like t^Ehis, ^EAnd I would regret, just saying ^Bm'see you', ^D'Cause this is something I really m^Eiss ^F#mSo I aim to, de^Dtain you, ^F#mAs long as I da^Dre

You just don't g^Aet it at a^Ell, d^Bmo you, ^DBoo Boo? The r^Aeason I c^Eall is that ^BmI still love y^Dou

^EYour eyes, are glis^Bmtening, ^DAs you fill my glass to the b^Erim And though I d^Eespise, ^Bmlistening, ^DTo you talk about hi^Em ^ESeeing you, be^Bming ^F#mWith that man, i^Ds much better than, ^F#mNot seeing you at ^Dall F'm D You can't leave, not when we've ^F#mBeen having such a^D ball.

You just d^Aon't underst^Eand, do^Bm you, Bo^Do Boo? That tonig^Aht was all pl^Eanned because ^BmI still love y^Dou. You just don't g^Aet it at^E all, do^Bm you, Boo ^DBoo? The re^Aason I ca^Ell is that I^Bm still love ^Dyou.