The Armchair chords by Day One

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Intro 1

Verse 1
G 
F 
There's a woman lookin' at me
G 
Watchin' you on beautiful Benji
F 
G 
There's a woman looking at me,
F 
G 
so crazy yet so sweet
F 
G 
And whether there's a man,
F 
he's got an Elvis hairstyle
G 
F 
He used to be a teddy boy,
G 
F 
they call him the blue suede builder
G 
F 
The king is alive and self -employed
Gm 
F 
In the city at the corner
of the junction
Bb 
C 
Eb 
Is  a place of perfect dysfunction
Gm 
G 
F 
Bb 
I'm a sitting here killing time waiting
C 
Eb 
At the bar by the station
G 
There's a woman behind the bar
F 
G 
She always smiles and
F 
she says cheers
G 
F 
Well, she's pretty in a strange way,
G 
her beauty carved from
F 
laughter and tears
G 
And in the corner is an old man
F 
G 
F 
smiling, smiling wryly to himself
G 
F 
He just sits there in the armchair,
G 
he knows what it's all about
F 
G 
In the city at the
F 
corner of the junction
C 
Eb 
Is a place of perfect dysfunction
Gm 
G 
F 
Bb 
I was sitting here killing time waiting
C 
Eb 
At the bar by the station
Gm 
F 
C 
Eb 
It's just life
Gm 
F 
Bb 
C 
Eb 
It's just life
G 
F 
There's a couple outside fighting,
G 
F 
neither of them want to leave
G 
F 
There's a couple outside fighting,
G 
but without each other
F 
they can't breathe
G 
And in the corner is an old man
F 
G 
F 
smiling, smiling wryly to himself
G 
F 
He just sits there in the armchair
G 
F 
Where he knows what it's all about
G 
F 
In the city at the corner of the junction
Bb 
C 
Eb 
Is  a place of proof and dysfunction
Gm 
I'm sitting here
F 
Bb 
C 
killing time waiting
Eb 
At the bar by the station
Gm 
G 
Gm 
In the city at the
F 
corner of the junction
C 
Eb 
Is a place of perfect dysfunction
Gm 
I was sittin' here
F 
C 
killin' time waiting
G 
At the bar by the station