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Chords used:
DO x32010
SIb x1333x
SOL 320033
SOL7 320001
FA 133211
DO
Here we go a gain, it's Monday at last, he's heading for the Waterloo line.
SIb SOL SIb
To catch the 8am fast, it's usually dead on time, hope it is't late,
SOL
Got to be there by nine.
DO
Pin-stripe suit, clean shirt and tie, stops off at the corner shop to buy the Times.
SIb SOL SIb SOL
Good morning, Smithers-Jones, hows the wife and home?
SIb SOL SIb SOL7
Did you get the car you've been looking for? Did you get the car you've been looking for?
SIb SOL DO FA
Let me get inside you, let me take control of you.
SIb SOL SIb SOL
We could have some good times, all this worry will get you down,
Bb G N.C.
I'll give you a new meaning to life. I don't think so.
DO
DO
Sitting on the train, you're nearly there, you're a part of the production line.
SIb SOL SIb
You're the same as him, you're like tinned sardines, get out of the pack,
SOL
Before they peel you back.
DO
Arrive at the office, spot on time, the clock on the wall hasn't yet struck nine.
SIb SOL SIb SOL
'Good morning, Smithers-Jones, the boss wants to see you alone,
SIb SOL SIb
I hope it's the promotion you've been looking for, I hope it's the promotion you've been
SOL7
Looking for.'
SIb SOL DO FA
'Come in Smithers old boy, take a seat, take the weight of your feet,
SIb SOL SIb SOL FA
I've some news to tell you, there's no longer a position for you, sorry Smithers-Jones'
DO SOL DO
FA DO SOL DO (x3)
FA DO SOL DO FA DO SOL DO
Put on the kettle and make some tea, it's all a part of feeling groovie,
FA DO SOL DO FA DO SOL DO
Put on your slippers, turn on the TV, it's all a part of feeling groovie,
FA DO SOL DO
It's time to relax now you've worked your arse off,
FA DO SOL DO
But the only one smiling is the sun-tanned boss,
FA DO SOL DO
Work and work and work and work 'til you die,
FA DO SOL DO
Cos there's plenty more fish in the sea to fry.
FA DO SOL DO (x4)
DO
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