Wild Child

C F I was talking to Chuck in his Genghis Khan suit C and his wizard's hat F He spoke of his movie and how he was making C a new soundtrack A# F C And then we spoke of kids on the coast A# F C and different types of organic soap A# F C And the way suicides don't leave notes G Then we spoke of Lorraine always back to Lorraine C F I was speaking to Phil who was given to pills C and small racing cars F He had given 'em up since his last crack-up C had carried him too far A# F C Then we spoke of movies and verse A# F C and the way an actress held her purse A# F C And the way life at times could get worse G Then we spoke of Lorraine always back to Lorraine C F Ah, she's a wild child C F and nobody can get at her C F She's a wild child C F oh, and nobody can get to her Am Sleeping out on the street F C F Oh, living all alone C F without a house or a home Em and then she asked you, please G hey baby, can I have some spare change C Oh, can I break your heart F C She's a wild child F C she's a wild child C F I was talking to Betty about her auditions C how they made her ill F The life of the theater is certainly fraught C with many spills and chills A# F C But she calmed down after some wine A# F C which is what happens most of the time A# F C Then we sat and both spoke in rhyme G Till we spoke of Lorraine ah, it's always back to Lorraine C F I was talking to Ed who'd been reported dead C by mutual friends F He thought it was funny that I had no money C to spend on him A# F C So we both shared a piece of sweet cheese A# F C and sang of our lives and our dreams A# F C And how things can come apart at the seams G And we talked of Lorraine always back to Lorraine C F She's a wild child C F oh, and nobody can get at her C F She's a wild child C F oh, and nobody can get to her Am Sleeping out on the street F C F Oh, living all alone C F without a house or a home Em and then she asked you, please G oh baby, can I have some spare change C Now can I break your heart F C She's a wild child F C she's a wild child