| D | F#m | |
| I | know I was a crazy | fool |
| Bm | Am7 | D | |
| For | treating you the way I | did |
| G | B7 | |
| But | something took hold of m | e |
| Em | A7 | |
| And I | acted like a dustbin | lid |
| D | F#m | |
| I | didn't give a second | thought |
| Bm | Am7 | D | |
| To | what the consequence might | be |
| G | B7 | |
| I | really wouldn't | be surprised |
| Em | A7 | D | |
| If | you were trying to | find another | me |
| Chorus: |
| D | G | |
| The | other me would rather be the | glad one |
| D | G | |
| The | other me would rather play the | fool |
| D | |
| I | want to be the kind of me |
| G | E | A7 | |
| That | doesn't let you | down as a | rule |
| I know it doesn't take a lot |
| To have a little self-control |
| But every time that I forgot |
| Well I landed in another hole |
| But everytime you pull me out |
| I find it harder not to see |
| That we can build a better life |
| If I can try to find the other me |
| Chorus |
| G | D | |
| But if I ever | hurt you |
| G | D | |
| Well you | know that it's not | real |
| Bm | G | |
| It's not | easy living | by yourself |
| Em | A7 | |
| So i | magine how I | feel |
| I wish that I could take it back |
| I'd like to make a different mood |
| And if you let me try again |
| I'll have a better attitude |
| Well I know that one and one makes two |
| And that's what I want us to be |
| I really would appreciate it |
| If you'd help me find the other me |
| Chorus |
| Transcribed 23rd April 1997 by David Linley (dal23@cam.ac.uk) |
| Long live St. George! |
| Zz |
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| /,`.-'`' _ ;-;;,_ would have been theirs." |
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