Manchester

D D I wrote me a book, hid the last page D/B D/B I didn’t even look; I think I locked it in a cage, D/G D/G D Wrote a novel, 'cause everybody likes to read a novel D D D It started with a word and it started pretty well D/B D/B About a rare and fragile bird that I couldn’t even spell D/G D/G D On the table, I think I left it on the table D D Bm I found the last page in the sky Bm G Cold and sweet like an apple G D I found you and now the story has its proper end G D Oh hello, will you be mine? A Bm I haven’t felt this alive in a long time, G D A All the streets are warm today, hey G D I read the signs, A Bm I haven’t been this in love in a long time, G D A The sun is out, the sun will stay A All for the new day D Bm G D D D The very last breath of the hero of out tale, D/B D/B D/G Would leave you only to guess: did he truly prevail in the sequel? D/G D I guess I’ll have to write a sequel D Bm My favorite part's when I die, Bm G In your arms, like a movie G D It’s tragic but now the story has its proper end. G D A Bm G D A A G D Oh hello, will you be mine, A Bm G I haven’t felt this alive in a long time, D A All the streets are warm and grey, hey G D I read the signs, Bm A I haven’t been this in love in a long time, G D A The sun is out, the sun will stay A G All for the new day (double time) G 8x D 8x A 8x Bm 4x A 4x G 8x D 8x A X16 G 8x D 8x Will you be mine? A 8x Bm 8x The days are short, but I've wrote me my last rhyme G 8x D 8x A X16 All the streets are today, G 8x D 8x I read the signs, A 8x Bm 8x I haven’t been this in love G 8x D 8x in a long time, G 8x D 8x A 8x Bm 4x A 4x G 8x D 8x A X16 It’s been a long time. G D A