Two Lovely Black Eyes chords by Charles Coburn
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Verse 1
(D major) (A major) (D major) Roaring so happy down
Bethnal Green
(G major) This gay (D major) youth you might have (A major) seen
(D major) Tompkins and I were his girl between
(A major) Oh,
Verse 2
what a sur (D major) prise
I (G major) praised the Conservatives
(D major) frank and free
(A major) Tompkins got angry so (D major) sweetly
(G major) All in a moment he (D major) handed to me
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Verse 3
Two (E major) lovely (A major) black eyes, (Aaug)
(A major) two lovely black (D major) eyes.
Oh, (G major) what a surprise!
(D major) Only for telling a man he was
wrong.
(A major) Two lovely black (D major) eyes. (A major) (D major)
Next time I argued,
I thought it best to
(G major) steal the conservative's (A major) side.
The marriage (D major) of liberals I freely pressed,
When, (A major) oh, what a sur (D major) prise!
The chap (G major) I had met was a (D major) Tory true,
(A major) Nothing that liberals' (D major) rights could (G major) do,
This was my share of that argument, (D major) too.
(E major) Two lovely black (A major) eyes, (Aaug)
(D major) Two lovely (A major) black eyes,
(D major) Oh, (G major) what a sur (D major) prise!
Only for telling a man he was wrong
(A major) to love him left (D major) -eyed (A major)
(D major) Now this song being nothing if not moral
(A major) The (D major) moral you've caught I
can hardly doubt
(G major) Never on politics (D major) rave and (A major) shout
Leave (D major) it to others to fight it out
If (A major) you would be wise
(D major) Better (G major) , far better it (D major) is to let Liber
(A major) als and Tories (D major) alone, you bet,
(G major) Unless you're willing and anxious to (D major) get
Two (E major) lovely black (A major) eyes,
Two lovely black (D major) eyes.
Oh, (G major) what a surprise,
(D major) only for telling a man he was wrong,
(A major) good lovely black eyes.
(D major) All together, two (A major) lovely black eyes.
(D major) (G major) Oh, what a surprise,
(D major) only for telling a man he was wrong,
(A major) good lovely black eyes.
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