Carnival In Harlem

C G There's a carnival in Harlem Em D where my lady reads a gospel C G Em G D From a bal-co-ny of bones C G And I'm on my way to see her Em D for as long as I'm without her C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home Em Am C G Em Am C G Em Am C G Certainly, I agree this feels right Em Am C G And your invitation tempts me so Em Am C G Normally, a former me would stay the night Em Am C G Oh, but there is somewhere I must go C G There's a carnival in Harlem Em D where my lady reads a gospel C G Em G D From a bal-co-ny of bones C G And I'm on my way to see her Em D for as long as I'm without her C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home Em Am C G Lately, I've been half alive and wounded Em Am C G Ravaged by the wolves and left for dead Em Am C G Oh, it's true I really hate to do this Em* Am* C G But there is somewhere I must go instead C G There's a carnival in Harlem Em D where my lady reads a gospel C G Em G D From a bal-co-ny of bones C G And I'm on my way to see her Em D for as long as I'm without her C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home Em G Am She believes in Haunted Things C Em C D And tells me I'm a fascinating liar Em G Am We believe in Haunted Things C Em C D I tell you we're a building on fire C G There's a carnival in Harlem Em D where my lady reads a gospel C G Em G D From a bal-co-ny of bones C G And I'm on my way to see her Em D for as long as I'm without her C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home (slower) C G Em G D there will be no such thing as home