The Unfaithful Servant The Band
[A]Unfaithful [E]Servant, I [B]hear you leavin' s[Bm7]oon in the mornin'
[A]What did you d[E]o to the lady, t[F#]hat she's gonna have to se[B]nd you away?
[A] Unfaithful [E]servant, [B]you don't have [Bm7]to say you're sorry,
[A]If you done it ju[E]st for the spite, o[F#]r did ya do it ju[B]st for the glory?
[C#m] Like a stranger y[B]ou turned your back,
[Bm]Left your keys and[A] gone to p[G#]ack.
[C#m]Bear in mind who's to blame, a[Am]nd all the shame;
[F#]She really cared, [F#m7]the time she spared a[F]nd the home you shared.
Unfaithful servant, I can hear the whistle blowin,
Yes, that train is a-comin' and soon you'll be goin'.
Let us not bow our heads for we won't be complainin';
Life has been good to us all
even when that sky is rainin'.
To take it like a grain of salt
is all I can do. It's no one's fault,
Makes no diff'rence if we fade away.
It's just as it was, it's much to cold for me to stay.
[A]Goodbye to that coun[E]try home,
[B]So long to a lady I have[Bm7] known,
[A]Farewell to my [E]other side,
[F#]I'd best just [B]take it in stride.
[A]Unfaithful S[E]ervant, y[B]ou'll learn to [Bm7]find your place;
[A]I can see it i[E]n your smile,
[F#] and, yes, I can see it [B]in your face.
[C#m] The mem'ries w[B]ill linger on,
[Bm]But the good old days, they'[A]re all g[G#]one,
Oh! [C#m]Lonesome servant, [Am]can't you see,
[F#] That we're still one [F#m]and the same, j[F]ust you and me.
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