Intro A D F#m – E D x 2

Well there’s a A man I D know F#m E
At D least I A used to years a-D go F#m E
I D didn’t A really D mind F#m E
He D used to A come round all the D time F#m – E D

Inter A D F#m – E D x 2

Of course, he A had to be D fed F#m E
I D had to A give him a D bed F#m E
He D used to A kip on my D sofa F#m E
They D used to A call him a D loafer F#m E D

Inter A D F#m E D – A D F#m E E7

I’ve C heard he’s F changed a Bb lot since F then
But G# some of his Eb ways
he C# just C can’t B me-Bb end

Instr A D F#m – E D x 3 – A D F#m E E7

Told the A other D day F#m E
D That he’d A offered to D pay F#m E
He D didn’t A like his D dad F#m E
He D earned A all he’d ever D had F#m – E D

Inter A D F#m – E D x 2

He didn’t A have no D shame F#m E
He D was a A master at his D game F#m E
He D never A showed his D hand F#m E
He D was the A bed and breakfast D man F#m E D

A Oh oh D oh, he F#m was, he was the E bed and D breakfast
A man, hey, D hey he F#m was, he was the E bed and D breakfast
A man, hey, D hey he F#m was, he was the E bed and D breakfast
A man, hey, D hey he F#m was, he was the E bed and D breakfast (rep. y desap.)