| E | A | E | A | |
| I took a | train to the | Berlin | station. |
| E | A | E | A | |
| Rendez | vous with a | Paraguayan | agent. |
| E | A | E | A | |
| He had the | film, | I had the | vault-key. |
| E | A | E | A | |
| I checked the | stills, | that's when he | caught me. |
| C | |
| A sudden blow from behind. |
| D | |
| A | perfumed note saying, better luck next time. |
| We met again at a Turkish bath in Turkey. |
| On the trail of a smacked-out Iraqi. |
| He had the name of a dame from the K.G.B. |
| Who knew that you were doing some work for me. |
| You scrubbed his back, I bugged the tub. |
| He spilled the beans and you pulled the plug.¨ |
| E | A | B | |
| See you in | Prague, my | love, she | said. |
| E | A | B | |
| See you in | Prague, we'll | go to | bed, |
| C#m | D#m | E | A | B | |
| And then we'll | dis | appe | ar | into the f | og, |
| E | |
| See you in | Prague. |
| On the run from the Cuban secret service |
| Major Cruz was a man with a purpose. |
| He ran me down to a hotel in Geneva. |
| You checked in he was poised with a cleaver. |
| One little job his eyes rolled back. |
| Curare looked just like a heart attack. |
| See you in Prague, my love, she said. |
| See you in Prague, we'll go to bed, |
| And then we'll disappear into the fog, |
| C#m | |
| See you in | Prague. |
| C#m | - | A | B |
| You have this habit of turning up |
| In Budapest, Suez, Nicaragua. |
| See you in Prague, my love, she said. |
| See you in Prague, we'll go to bed, |
| And then we'll disappear into the fog, |
| See you in Prague. |