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Nanana Kelly Family
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[F] [1] [3] [3] [2] [1] [1]
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Verse 1:
[Em]In this grey grey world where nobody sings,
[G]I saw the face of the human doll.
[D]Her eyes were glass and her hair was gold,
[C]>From her sweet soft lips you could hear that song go
Chorus:
[Em]Nanana [G]nananana,
[D]Nananana, [C]nanananana,
[Em]Nanana [G]nananana,
[D]Nananana, [C]nanananana,
Verse 2: ( The same chords in the same order as above )
In the place where hell is around the corner,
I touched her hand ,
It was baby-sweet.
She kissed me there,
I could feel the song,
GoinŽ down my throat ,
She was singinŽ to me..
Chorus:
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Bridge1:
[C]My Daddy said if you [G]want to live,
[D]You better not touch,
[C]This is not a toy.
[C]The truth is boy - IŽm a [G]bloody fool,
[D]Ileft the one that I [C]loved behind,
SinginŽ
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
*Sorry,IŽm not sure about that part, I only know it starts with F.
*IŽm goinŽ to post the missinŽ chords when I figuredŽem out.*
[F]Tell me what it is - that brings me back to you.
Tell me what it is - I canŽt stop lovinŽ you.
Tell me what it is - that brings me back to you.
Tell me what it is - I canŽt stop lovinŽ you.
Solo:
[C] [G] [D] [C] [C] [G] [D] [C] Chorus:
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Verse 3: ( Same as the other verses. )
So take me back to the land of yours,
Where the black swan loves the one I lost.
My generation sings with the radio on,
The melody of the human doll.
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana,
Nanana nananana,
Nananana, nanananana.......
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