Key: D major•
Verse 1
D
Gm
G
D
A
D
Gm
Once I loved such a shattering physician,
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D
quite the best -looking doctor in the state.
He looked after my physical condition,
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Bm
D
Gm
When I gaze up and see him there above me,
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Turk,
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D
Gm
I was tempted to whisper, do you love me,
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Gm
A
D
or do you merely love your work?
He said my bronchial tubes were in trance,
D
A
He simply loved my larynx, and went wild about my pharynx,
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D
He said my epidermis was dolly,
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A
He went through wild ecstasy when I showed him my lymphatic,
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A
D
but he never said he loved me.
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C
Cm
And though, doubt, it was not very smart of me,
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D
E
A
D
A
G
A
I kept on a -rackin' my soul to figure out why he loved every part of me, and yet not me as a whole.
D
A
D
With my esophagus, he was ravaged,
enthusiastic to a degree.
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D
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D
A
G
He said it was just enormous, my appendix was enormous,
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G
A
D
but he never said he loved me.
He said my cerebellum was brilliant,
and my cerebrum far from
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NG.
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F#
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G
I know he thought a lot of my medulla oblongata,
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D
but he never said he loved me.
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D
He said my maxillaries were marvelous,
and found my sternum stunning too.
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D
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D
He did a double hurdle when I shook my pelvic girdle,
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E
Em
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D
but he never said he loved me.
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C
He seemed amused when he first made a test
Cm
G
D
E
of me to further his medical arms.
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D
Yet he refused when he fixed up the rest
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Gm
A
of me to cure that ache in my heart.
He said of all his sweeties,
I'm the sweetest diabetes
B
A
D
But he never said he loved me
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