1970

G Em G Em G I got a telephone, but it never rings G I’m just making calls to memories Em oh-oh C on my better days I know D G the last years have cost me dearly G smoking cigarettes, about a pack a day G waiting for my lover, to come back to me Em oh-oh C in my checkered dress I know D G it’s been a long time since 1970 C Pretty baby Em D the kitchen light is on C Em D and I’m dancing to our favorite song C B7 Em A7 C I’ve been waiting, and I hope there’s nothing wrong now G Em G Em G Don’t know where I am, Or who put me here G But by a trick of light, I’m in my Oldsmobile Em oh-oh C you see my best days are the worst days D G ‘cause I’m alive there in 1970 C Pretty baby Em D they got the TVs on C Em D and I’m watching reruns all night long C and I’m still waiting B7 Em A7 C but I fear there’s something wrong now G They took my telephone, but I still hear it ring G I’m taking calls from infinity Em oh-oh C I know D it’s just static but I’m listening