Performers And Audiences - Ver 2

D D A D D A | | | | | | . . D G A7 We’re together for the evening. Together, me and you G D A7 That’s what performers and audiences do. D G A7 Isn’t it peculiar: your day’s nearly done G D A7 Me, I’m the opposite, mine has just begun. G B7 Em Together for the evening, to share an hour or two A7 D That’s what performers and audiences do. D G A7 D D D A A | | | | | . . D G A7 You look at me from down there. From here, I look at you G D A That’s what performers and audiences do. D G A G A Sometimes we can’t see you, but we know you’re there G D A7 Wondering if our skills are in a state of disrepair G B7 Em Sometimes you will sing along, other times: you’ll boo A7 D That’s what performers and audiences do. D G A D D Gm A7 A | | | | | . . D G A7 Musicians and comedians, musical and plays G D A7 Performers and audiences then go their separate ways D G A Off into the darkness, to another show G D A7 After each performance, that’s where performers go G B7 Em Coffee at the services, off to somewhere new A7 A D After each performance, that’s what performers do D G A7 D D Gm A A | | | | | | D G A G A G D A | . | | | | D G A G A G D A | . | | | | G B7 Em Em7 A7 A7 D | | | | | D G A D D Gm A7 A7 A | | | | | . D G A7 With its muckers and its traders, the motorways, the hours G D A7 It’s all part of the job: driving through the early hours D G A Coffee at those services, home at half-past two G D A7 After each performance, that’s what performers do G B Em While you’re having lunch, we get up to start anew A7 D That’s what performers and audiences do. D G A Gm Gm A A7 A D | | | | | | |