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D Wednesday Am7 morning at Em7 five o’-Em7/B clock
As the Bm/F# day begins Bm E7-9
G/A Silently closing her A7 bedroom door
G/A Leaving the note that she A7 hoped would say more
She goes D down Am7 stairs to the Em7 kitchen
Em7/B Clutching her Bm/F# handkerchief Bm E7-9
G/A Quietly turning the A7 back door key
G/A Stepping outside she is A7 free
D She (we gave her most of our lives)
Is D leaving (sacrified most of our lives)
D Home (we gave her D/C everything money could…
Bm7 She’s leaving home after E7-9 living alone
For so Bm7 many years (bye bye) E7-9
D Father Am7 snores as his Em7 wife
Gets Em7/B into her Bm/F# dressing gown Bm E7-9
G/A Picks up the letter that’s A7 lying there
G/A Standing alone at the A7 top of the stairs
She breaks D down and Am7 cries to her Em7 husband
Em7/B Daddy our Bm/F# baby’s gone Bm E7-9
G/A Why would she treat us so A7 thoughtlessly
G/A How could she do this to A7 me
D She (we gave her most of our lives)
Is D leaving (sacrificed most of our lives)
Home (we gave her C/D everything money could…
Bm7 She’s leaving home after E7-9 living alone
For so Bm7 many years (bye bye) E7-9
D Friday Am7 morning at Em7 nine o’-Em7/B clock
She is Bm/F# far away Bm E7-9
G/A Waiting to keep the ap-A7 pointment she made
G/A Meeting a man from the A7 motor trade B7
D She (we gave her most of our lives)
Is D leaving (sacrificed most of our lives)
Home (we gave her D/C everything money could…
Bm7 She’s leaving home after E7-9 living alone
For so Bm7 many years (bye bye) E7-9
Bm7 She’s leaving E7-9 home (bye G bye) D
