Bad Summer

C C For twenty five seconds C We were back then and C You were twenty six and C I was twenty seven You said G “There’s nothing more depressing Than other peoples weddings C Or birthdays or christenings” I’d already stopped listening Am I asked you Am If I knew you Am You said we’d met like a million times F I had no doubt F Then we walked out F It was warm out C We were headed to the park Em Dressing for the rain You said it wouldn’t last F Said nothing stays the same Daughters of lonely sons G Yeah you’re not the only one And sons of lonely girls C Who told them they’d change the world C Maybe they should never have sat us together C We were bad news C In good weather G I walked you to the station And showed you constellations G Orion was glistening C You’d already stopped listening Am We stayed up F ’Til we broke down Am G What else were we gonna do? F And England F In the sunshine F Is a landmine C We were headed to the park Em Dressing for the rain Em You said it wouldn’t last Em F Said nothing stays the same F Daughters of lonely sons G Yeah you’re not the only one G And sons of lonely girls Am Who told them they’d change the world Am F G C Em Headed to the park Em Dressing for the rain F You said it wouldn’t last F They said it wouldn’t last C Said nothing stays the same C We were headed to the park Em Dressing for the rain Em You said it wouldn’t last Em F Said nothing stays the same F Daughters of lonely sons G Yeah you’re not the only one G And sons of lonely girls C Who told them they’d change the world