Your Imaginary Friend

Intro) AEFCFCEA (Verse) (A) Em Simple and small, F almost alone. C F Curled up in a ball C E A with a tin can phone Em tied to a twist F leading outside C F and into the mist C E A where the shadows hide. C#7 F#m Maybe when you??re gone D A we??ll gladly take your place. C#7 F#m You??re so nicely drawn. D We like your face and A C#m F#m F7 we want to be your imaginary friend, Bm Dm F Dm A want to be your imaginary friend. Em When you were young F you knew us well. C F The cat had your tongue, C E A so you could not yell Em when you were cross. F All you could do C F was call it a loss, C E A though this was not true. C#7 F#m We??ve since disappeared. Fm C That is, until tonight G Dm when you turn out the light E A and everything stands still. F C The wind??s direction shifts G Dm and makes the curtains lift? E A and you see us on the sill. (Instrumental) F C G Dm E A Em F C F C E A (x2) (Verse) A C#7 Every word that you??ve learned, F#m Every wish that you??ve burned, D A C#7 Every single strand of hair in your head, F#7 Every book that you??ve read: D A We love you this much. C#m F#m F7 We want to be your imaginary friend, Bm Bhlfdim7 want to be your imaginary? -- friend (Ending) A Em F C F C E A (x2)