| 5/4 | |
| Intro: Dm Gm |
| Dm | Gm | |
| You m | ust philosophise, |
| Bb | Am | Gm | |
| But wh | y must you bore my to | tears? |
| Dm | Gm | |
| You´re red a | round the eyes, |
| Bb | Am | Gm | |
| You tel | l me things no one e | lse hears |
| Dm | Gm | |
| You spe | nd all your time crying, |
| Bb | Am | Gm | |
| Crying the hour | s into tears, |
| Bb | Am | Gm | |
| Crying the hours | into tears |
| Bb Cm F (do some picking) |
| Gm | |
| Come len | d your time to me, |
| Cm | F | |
| And you will know th | at you are free |
| Gm | |
| And whe | n you look at me |
| Cm | F | |
| Don´t think you´re owning what | you see, |
| Gm | |
| For rem | ember that you´re free, |
| Cm (I believe Richard plays something in |
| in harmony to Cm) |
| And that´s what you want to be, |
| Gm | |
| So ju | st lend your time to me |
| Solo: Bb Dm Gm Dm Gm (play it somewhere around the fifth fret, going up to the |
| fret) |
| 6/4 | Bb | Am | Gm | Bb | Am | Gm | |
| accomp | anie | d by | dulc | imer | ) |
| Then play the first part (without the Intro) again, until the first change of timing. |
| And that´s it then... |
| Have fun with it... |
| Steven |