Childhood Hero

G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G She smiled and said, "If you are who I think you are Cadd9 G Cadd9 I'd really like to meet you." D D7 I laughed and said, "If you are what I think you are G I'd like to meet you too." G She said, "You've taught me lots of things Cadd9 But I'll bet there's some things that I could teach you D And though you don't know me D7 G I sure know you." Cadd9 G "'Cause you are my childhood hero.", she said D7 G "I got all your records I know all your songs Cadd9 G And I got your picture tacked over my bed Cadd9 G And you know I once wrote you a letter.", she said Cadd9 G E "And I don't believe that a night that was spent A D G By a girl with her childhood hero could ever be wrong." G "A thousand songs, a hundred poems Cadd9 And a half, half a fifth of Chivas Regal D While my picture on the wall looked down D7 G And winked at me as if the bastard knew." G And he listened as she whispered,"Hold me close Cadd9 So I can dream about this later D When you've forgotten me G G7 I'll remember you." Cadd9 G "'Cause you are my childhood hero.", she said D7 G "I got all your records I know all your songs Cadd9 G And I got your picture tacked over my bed Cadd9 G And you know I once wrote you a letter.", she said Cadd9 G E "And I don't believe that a night that was spent A D7 G By a girl with her childhood hero could ever be wrong." G