F G Come save me from walking off a windowsill Bb F or I'll sleep in the rain. F G Don't you remember when I was a bird Bb F and you were a map? Interlude: C Bbadd9 Bb F G Now he drags down miles in America Bb F briefcase in hand. F G The stove is creeping up his spine again, Bb F can't get enough trash. G Bb Ahhh... C Bb F He took the days for pageant C Bb F Became as mad as rabbits C Bb Dm With bushels of bad habits Dm F Bb Who could ask for anymore? Dm F Bb Yeah who could have more? Interlude: F F G His arms were the branches of a Christmas tree Bb F preached the devil in the belfry. F He checked in G Bb F to learn his clothes had been thieved at the train station. F Rope hung his other branch G Bb F and at the end was a dog called Bambi F G Who was chewing on his parliaments Bb F G when he tried to save the calendar business, Bb F G tried to save the calendar business. C Bb F He took the days for pageant C Bb F Became as mad as rabbits C Bb Dm With bushels of bad habits Dm F Bb Who could ask for anymore? Dm F Bb Yeah who could have more? Interlude: F F G The poor son of a humble chimney sweep Bb F fell to a cheap crowd F G So stay asleep and put on that cursive type G Bb F you know we live in a toy. Interlude: C Bbadd9 Bb F G Bb F Paul Cates bought himself a trumpet from the salvation army F G But there ain't no sunshine in his song Bb F We must reinvent love, Bb F reinvent love Bb G Bb reinvent love. C Bb F He took the days for pageant C Bb F Became as mad as rabbits C Bb Dm With bushels of bad habits Dm F Bb Who could ask for anymore? Dm F Bb Yeah who could have more? Bb F We must reinvent love, Bb F reinvent love Bb G Bb reinvent love.
