Jester Fool

Preamble (Spoken) G C G I get this message on my message machine that she's cooking dinner tonight D G So I go out and pick up a bottle of wine C G Kinda nervous, I've run out things to say when I get there D “Say I… I like your wooden floorboards" G C G D G C G D G C G D G C She is laying in flannel sheets G D Brass bed speaks, "Come on, lie in me" G C And then there I'm standing, naked and meek G D Stalling there, she then says lovingly: G C G D “If I were the queen and you were just the jester fool G C G D G I would love you as my king, just because I do, I do, I do love you” G C G D G C G D G C G D G C G D G C G D G (Spoken) C G Six a.m. the alarm clock goes off and I realize that I am not where I usually D am at six o'clock in the morning G C G And I, I kiss her goodbye and grab all my clothes and run out in the street D half dressed and I'm probably gonna be late for work G C G D G C G D G C G D G C G D G C Morning out on her naked street G D Old lady on the corner just stares at me G C G I guess she ain't never seen barefoot feet D Or heard the words that she sung to me: G C G D If I were the queen and you were just the jester fool G C G D G C I would love you as my king, ‘cause just because I do, I do love you, I love you G D G C D I do, I do love you, oh, I do, I do, I do love you, I love you G C G D G C G D G C G D G