Neapolitan Bridesmaid

G D G D Joshua smiled, said listen to reason, G D Em C G (leads into intro) Don't blame me when the walls come tumbling down. G D G D So I was adrift on the sea of longing, G D Em C G (leads into intro) awaiting the trumpets to raise your ivory gown. Em C C D G And if on-ly time will tell, C Then I can't stand waiting C Em While the lights are changing on me. C C D G Tell it to my own free will. Bm Em If I lost this thorn from my side, D I think I'd die. (repeat intro) (same as Verse 1 in terms of chords) Albert Camus said, "living is anguish, but don't dare let those bastards bring you down." And if this is so, then I see no reason for spending the evening doing anything but going downtown. Em C C D G And if on-ly time will tell, C Then I can't stand waiting C Em While the lights are changing on me. C C D G Tell it to my own free will. Bm Em If I lost this thorn from my side, D I'd probably I'd die, D Most likely die, D I think I'd die.