Philomena

You can use D7 instead of D during the verse, it'll sound nice. :) G Em Am D x5 Em D (Verse 1:) G Em Am D Oh, Philomena, you in a tawdry-gown G Em Am D Lean to your window, let slip a ribbon down G Em Am D A cure to your boredom, if only you'll let me go Em D Down, down down G Em Am D Long sunny days can lead to lazy vices G Em Am D Boys all at idle, left to their own devices G Em Am D Open up your linen lap and let me go Em D Down, down down (Chorus:) B Em Am D All I ever wanted in the world was just to live to see a naked girl B Em C D But I found I've quickly bored, I wanted more, I wanted more (Verse 2:) G Em Am D So I'll be your candle and I'll be your statuette G Em Am D G I'll be your lash and loop of leatherette, and oh Em Am D Philomena, if only you'll let me go Em D Down, down down G Em Am D x3 Em D (Chorus:) B Em Am D All I ever wanted in the world was just to live to see a naked girl B Em C D But I found I've quickly bored, I wanted more, oh so much more (Verse 2:) G Em Am D So I'll be your candle and I'll be your statuette G Em Am D G I'll be your lash and loop of leatherette, and oh Em Am D Philomena, if only you'll let me go Em D Down, down down Em D Go down, down down Em D Go down G Go down