Shame
CAPO ON FIRST FRET.
A
Well
there's three
Bm
versions
of this s
A
tory
mine and
D
yours
and
A
then
the
Bm
truth
A
And
we can
Bm
put
it down to
A
circumstance,
our
D
childhood,
A
then
our
B
youth
E7
Out
of some sentimental
F#m
gain
I wanted
D
you
to feel my
A
pain,
but it came
Bm
back
return to
A
sender
E7
I
read your mind and tried to
F#m
call,
my tears could
D
fill
the Albert
E
Hall,
is this the
A2
sound
of sweet
E
surrender?
What a shame we
A
never
listened
D
E
I told you through the
A
television
D
E
And all that
A
went
away was the
D
price
we
E
paid
People
F#m
spend
a lifetime this
B7
way
Oh what a s
E
hame.
A
So
I got
Bm
busy
throwing
A
everybody
D
undernea
A
th
the
Bm
bus
A
And
with your
Bm
poster
30
A
foot
high at the
D
back
of
A
Toys-R-
B
Us
E7
I
wrote a letter in my
F#m
mind,
but the
D
words
were so u
A
nkind,
about a
Bm
man
I can't re
A
member
E7
I
don't recall the reasons
F#m
why,
I must have
D
meant
them at the
E
time,
is this the
A2
sound
of sweet sur
E
render?
What a shame we
A
never
listened
D
E
I told you through the
A
television
D
E
And all that
A
went
away was the
D
price
we
E
paid
People
F#m
spend
a lifetime this
B7
way
F#m
that's
how they
B7
stay
Oh what a s
E
hame.
A
Words
F#7
come
B
easy,
Bm
when
E7
they're
A
true
A
Words
F#7
come
B
easy,
Bm
when
E7
they're
A
true
A
So
I got
Bm
busy
throwing
A
everybody
D
underneath
A
the
Bm
bus
A
And
with your
Bm
poster
30 f
A
oot
high at the
D
back
of
A
Toys-R-
B
Us
Now we can put it down to
D
circumstance,
our childhood then our
E
youth.
What a shame we
A
never
listened
D
E
I told you through the
A
television
D
E
And all that
A
went
away was the
D
price
we
E
paid
People
F#m
spend
a lifetime this
B7
way
And
F#m
that's
how they s
B7
tay
People spend a
F#m
lifetime
this
B7
way
Oh what a s
E
hame,
A
what
a sha
Bm
me
Such a shame
A
,
what a shame