Jack And Jill

D Dsus 4 hammer on) E A Sits alone in his chair by the fire Bm A Asus 4 hammer on) Sips the whisky from his glass E A The old man savours every last taste Bm A Asus 4 hammer on) Because he knows that it could be his last C#m E Starts to write a letter to his love B A He says I’m sorry darling I blame myself C#m E I can’t quite understand what you’re going through B F# But I’ll try to carry on because there’s little left to do E Esus4 There’s little left to do without you A E B If you’re a bird then I’m a bird I don’t want to go on without you A E B Cos I’ll be Jack and you’ll be Jill I don’t think we’ve got far to go E Esus4 E A She sits despondent in her world by the window C#m B Undiscerning the world outside E A As her memory’s are depleting C#m B She regresses and becomes more like a child C#m E And every person or relation that happens to be B A She knows she recognises but she just doesn’t see C#m E And sometimes when she looks at the old man B As he says I love you darling F# She smiles because she knows she’s his darling E Esus4 A E B If you’re a bird then I’m a bird I don’t want to go on without you A E B Cos Ill be Jack and you’ll be Jill I don’t think we’ve got far to go A E B A E B C#m E It’s been 60 years and now these winters are getting so cold B A I didn’t realise that we had grown so old C#m E If only the mind could rewind B Then she could go back to the old man F# And they could share a glass of wine F#sus4 F# And find a way to pass the time A E B If you’re a bird then I’m a bird I don’t want to go on without you A E B Cos Ill be Jack and you’ll be Jill I don’t think we’ve got far to go A E B If you’re a bird then I’m a bird I don’t want to go on without you