The Proclaimers – Lulu Selling Tea (Guitar)

                              F
May I be allowed to voice dissent

  Bb       C                 F
Over the '60s and what they meant

                  Bb               C
'Cause I've been listening for 20 years

  Am
The anecdotes ring in my ears

       Bb                              C
From people who were over the age of consent

Bb            C                   F
Now I don't recall too much long hair

Bb            C                   F
At least not around where we used to stay

Bb                           C
The only guy we thought was okay

Am
Who wore his hair the Beatles way

Bb                                 C
Was a Belfast boy that Man United play

A                            Dm
Mother's Pride on the table, Batman on TV

Bb                                C
A man in a suitcase, and Daktari and Skippy

A                                  Dm
Jimmy Clitheroe, Colin Stein, and Lulu selling tea

Bb                                  C
Going to school in the dark, in the winter

Bb            C          F
The view from beneath my balaclava

Bb            C          F
The world from four feet off the floor

Bb                      C
Must have had it's limitations

Am
Without my adult complications

Bb                              C
But I could only report what I saw

A                                   Dm
Lucky bags, Bazooka Joes, animal tracks on my shoes

Bb
I was sooking milk through a straw

                       C
In the middle of the morning

A                                                Dm
Saturday morning pictures and fireworks getting thrown

Bb                                     C
Football songs in the shelter in the playground

Bb                                     C
St Cuthbert's horses pulling the carts of the milkmen

Bb       C                     F
I don't recall too much long hair