Do You See The Lights

E F# A E F# A E F# There's so much in Sunday is close to hand A E And the morning begins at midnight F# The sun is resting behind you A E And the feeling is over all night___ F# It's been a long time, so your diary says A E But it can't last another day, says your mind F# And the clock is closing its teeth and preparing to strike A E And your zipper-slither starts saying now's the time___ A E Do you see the lights go out____? G#m A Do you see the lights go down____? F#7 B A G#m B7 Do you see the lights go spinning round? E F# You walk into the room where your queen has been waiting A E In the same position for more than half of the night F# And you sit in the corner and straighten your tie A E And try to make a situation polite F# Then when the speech, you carefully prepared A E Gets stuck halfway along your tongue F# And the words come fumbling and stumbling around A E And unfinished before you've even begun___ A E Do you see the lights go out____? G#m A Do you see the lights go down____? F#7 B A G#m B7 Do you see the lights go spinning round? E F# And then when she comes round to see if things from your side A E And down her river you flow F# It seems like you are on the way in front A E 'Til she goes to get her clothes F# Then when she's on your doorstep A E And says thanks for all you've done F# You know you haven't seen you from her shoes A E As down the road she does run___ A E Do you see the lights go out____? G#m A Do you see the lights go down____? F#7 B A G#m B7 Do you see the lights go spinning round? E F# A E F# A E A E Ah yes, you see the lights go out____ G#m A Then you see the lights go down____ F#7 B A G#m B7 E A E You can't stop the lights go spinning round