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| | G | Fsus2 |
| There's s | omething special 'bout | six o'clock |
| | G | Fsus2 |
| In the mo | rning when it's still too | early to knock |
| | E | Am/E |
| And the d | usky light shines | down on the block |
| | E7 | Am/E |
| And refl | ects up and down on the | hands of the clock |
| Fsus2 (as above, 4X; alarm clock enters 3rd time) |
| | G | G#dim | Am |
| | A few hours | ago she was standing h | ere |
| | C | D |
| Just watching the s | tars in our eyes and the li | ghts as the tights |
| | Em | E |
| And I could f | eel I could say what I w | ant |
| | Am | A |
| That I could n | udge her and call her my | confidante |
| | G | D | C | G |
| But n | ow I'm all al | one with just my sh | adow in fr | ont |
| At six o'clock, six o'clock |
| I went home and found that time to sleep was rare |
| Just watching my eyelids, knowing my brain bids the night not |
| I got up and got scufflin' around |