Misc Cartoons – Moral Orel - Head And Heart (Guitar)

N.C.                       D C
One, two, three, four, one 

G                               D C
  He was more like an ostrich

G                        D C
  Than a future family man

G                                  D C
  He had his head in his last ditch

G                                D     C
  attempts to keep his feet in the sand

G                                  D C
  There were parties and clubs with

G                         D   C
  the league of the lost and loud

G                            D C
  and sometimes he felt as if

G                             D C
  he was the one in every crowd

    C                D
His mornings and his noons

        G      D/F# Em
and his nights were long

        C           D
He had a head and a heart that

 G                  D C
didn't get along

G                           D C
  Her clothes were colourful

G                      D  C
  she walked in zig-zag lines

G                         D C
  and it was only occasional

G                         D   C
  that she felt ahead of the times

G                             D C
  in the light of her bedroom

G                                   D   C
  she had a grasp of the here and there

G                         D C
  she wondered if he knew

G                           D C
just how much he was in the air

    C                 D
her mornings and her noons

        G      D/F# Em
and her nights were long

        C           D
she had a head and a heart

     G
that didn't get along

    Bm              G       D
Said, "How am i supposed to behave

Bm             G         D
   when I just feel like your slave"

C                D
  She said, "You know it’s

        G      D/F# Em
just a matter   of  timing,"

C          D  
  Then she said, "You know I

G                          D C
can't control this thing"

G                D    C
  I know three things

G                 D  C
  I know that I'm a man

G                   D  C
  I know I love you

G                   D  C
  I know who I am

G                   D  C
  There is a word for

G                      D  C
  the way I can't talk to you

G                   D  C
  There is a lesson

G                       D   C
  There's a moral somewhere too

   C               D
My mornings and my noons

       G      D/F# Em
and my nights are long

           C          D
I've got a head and a heart but

     G
they don't get along

         Bm               G       D
She said    "How am I supposed to react,

Bm                       G        D
   When I'm up front and you just turn your back”

C             D
  They sat as still as a

G    D/F#  Em
painted    picture

C              D              G
  Their hearts beat together

G                      D   C
  Believe what he said

G                    D   C
  Hang it over what she did

G                               D   C
  Now and then in or out of bed

G                       D  C
  In the open or cleverly hid

    C                D
His mornings and his noons

        G      D/F# Em
and his nights were long

          C          D
she had a head and a heart

         G
but they didn't get along

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In the second bar D = D/F#