Let Bygones Be Bygones (Featuring Mick Hucknall) chords by Gilbert O'Sullivan
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Verse 1
(Asus4) Why not (G minor) (D major) (A major) let
(D major) bygones be bygones?
What (A major) do (Asus2) you say? (A major)
Why let a (B minor) difference of opinion
get (G major) (D major) in our way? (A major)
(Asus2) We (A major) both (F sharp major) seem to think
that (B minor) it's the (A major) other who's to blame
(D major) And unless (G major) we can agree
some form (D major) of closure
How (Asus4) can we as friends remain?
(D major) Why not let bygones be bygones?
Look (A major) at us now
Having a (B minor) minor spot between us
goes (G major) way (D major) beyond the route (A major)
Friend (F sharp major) s think we're crazy,
(B minor) letting this (A major) go on's insane (D major)
And if the (G major) light cannot be drawn under (D major) it
surely only (Asus4) way to ease the pain
(D major) Let (Asus4) bygones be bygones, (E minor)
(G minor) what do you (D major) say?
I (A major) (A flat minor) feel for a child in a (C sharp major) burnt out home,
look (F sharp major) ing on in despair
What a (C sharp minor) wonderful world it would only be,
if (E minor) children were happy there (A major) (D major)
(A major) (Asus4) (A major) (B minor) (G major) (D major) (A major)
We all (F sharp major) have those moments
(B minor) when we need (A major) to let off steam
(D major) Whether that's (G major) because of what
someone has (D major) called you
That (A major) or (Asus4) what they say or mean (D major)
Why not let bygones be bygones,
and (A major) if you can
If there's a (B minor) lesson to come out of this,
(G major)
where (D major) does it stand? (A major)
With both (B flatdim) of the opin (F sharp major) ion,
(B minor) there's a (A major) principle at stake
(D major) But what (G major) good is that if all
it does (D major) is leave you
Know (Asus4) ing what price we'll pay
(D major) Yes, what (G major) good is that if all
it does (D major) is leave you
Know (Asus4) ing what price we'll pay (D major)
Let (Asus4) bygones be bygones
(G minor) Let (B flat major) by (F sharp minor) gones be bygones
(B major) Let (E minor) bygones be bygones
(G minor) What do you (D major) say?
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