of Montreal – Natalie And Effie In The Park (Ukulele)

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Band: Of Montreal Song: Natalie and Effie in the Park Album: Aldhils Arboretum Adding to the small amount of Of Montreal tabs with help from pixiesrule73 tabbed by [email protected] C# A7 C# Bm7 E7 A G#7sus4 G#7 C#
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Sundays were made for strolls through the park

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though before today she’d always gone alone

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Now the sun shines down all around them

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cause Natalie’s not alone she’s not alone

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On Friday she’d bought a Yorkshire terrier

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and instantly found a true friend of her own

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Now they sing and skip through the flowers

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cause Natalie’s not alone she’s not alone

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She named him Effie

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Effie was his name despite a bladder problem

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she loved him just the same

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She takes him nearly every where she goes

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he delights her with the many tricks he knows
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Now the sun shines down all around them

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cause Natalie’s not alone

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She knits him sweaters and woolen Winter hats

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from the window she watches him chase the neighbors cats

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And laughs and laughs “Hey Effie

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would you like to go for a walk?

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Would you like to go for a ride?”

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And Effie never left her side   until she died
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