ANOTHER DAY

Ev ’ry (G)day she takes a morn ing bath she (B7)wets her hair,

(Em)wraps a tow’l a round her as she’s (Am)head ing for the bed room chair, it’s just (D7)an oth er day.

(C)Slip ping in to (G)stock ings, (C)step ping in to (G)shoes,

(C)dip ping in the (G)pock et of her (A)rain coat.

(ah) It’s just an oth er day.

At the (G)of fice where the pa pers grow she (B7)takes a break,

(Em)drinks an oth er cof fee and she (Am)finds it hard to stay a wake, it’s just an (D7)oth er day.

Du du du du du, it’s just an oth er day.

Du du (E7)du du du, it’s just an (D7)oth er day.

Ay

So (Em)sad,

so (Cmaj9)sad,

(A)some times she feels

so (Em)sad.

A lone in her a part ment she’d (Cmaj7)dwell,

till the man of her (A)dreams comes to break

the (Em)spell.

(E)Ah,

(Am)stay,

don’t stand her (D)up,

and he (D)comes

and he (D6)stays,

but he (B7)leaves (A6)the (B7)next (Em)day,

(Em9)so (C)sad.

(A9)Some times she feels

so (Em)sad.

As she (G)posts an oth er let ter to the (B7)sound of five,

(Em)peo ple gath er ’round her and she (Am)finds it hard to stay a live, it’s just an (D7)oth er day.

Du du du du du, it’s just an oth er day.

Du du (E7)du du du, it’s just an (D7)oth er day.

Ay

So (Em)sad,

so (Cmaj9)sad,

(A)some times she feels

so (Em)sad.

A lone in her a part ment she’d (Cmaj7)dwell, till the man of her (A)dreams comes to break

the (Em)spell.

(E)Ah,

(Am)stay,

don’t stand her (D)up, and he (D)comes and he (D6)stays, but he (B7)leaves (A6)the (B7)next (Em)day,