Tim Minchin – Poetry In A Lovesong (Guitar)

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Sarah wears my t-shirts in the mornings; they go half way down her thighs

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Sarah sleeps spread out across my bed, but she knows the fan will always be mine

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Sarah laughs arpeggios when she finds something funny on her own

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Already asleep when I get home and when I wake she’s already gone

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Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles' 'Abbey Road' for far too long

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Maybe I will never be a poet, but who needs poetry in a love song?

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Sarah works in space-boots cos they're funky and they make her toes go numb

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Sarah wears a tiny yellow dress and her father's business shirt to hide her bum

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Sarah kisses with her tongue when she's been drinking vodka with the girls

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And I know she sometimes feels sad cos she's scared that we don't share the same world

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Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles' 'Abbey Road' for far too long

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Maybe I will never be a poet, but who needs poetry in a love song?

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Maybe we will make sense of the words and then we all can sing along

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Don’t need to rhyme to be a poet; who needs poetry in a love song?

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Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles' 'Abbey Road' for far too long

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Maybe I will never be a poet, but who needs poetry in a love song?

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Maybe we will make sense of the words and then we all can sing along

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Don’t need to rhyme to be a poet; who needs poetry in...

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Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles' 'Abbey Road' for far too long

E            F#          A                   B
Maybe I will never be a poet, but who needs poetry in a love song?

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Maybe we will make sense of the words and then we all can sing along

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Don’t need to rhyme to be a poet; who needs poetry in a love song?

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