[Intro] (imitating melody) Eb Eb(b5) Eb Eb(5) Eb Eb(5) Eb Cdim7 F Cm F Ab G7 [Verse] (slower) Cm F7 Cm F7 Cm Ab Cm Madame Selma keeps on smiling, Ab D7 G selling postcards in the square. C In all the photographs the Eb A Sun keeps shining, Ab G and you could bet she's Cm F7 there Cm F7 Cm Ab Cm One life coated in glossy colors, Ab D7 G the other coated in dust and blood. C You wouldn't think that she had Eb A ever seen the difference, Ab G but she did. [Pre-Chorus] Oh it's C Dm been so long since my E Am man been gone. And C C7 Oh what a war for a F woman in love to have to Am G7 smile alone! [Chorus] Well it's C Ddim7 been so long since my E Am man been gone. And C C7 Oh what a war for a F woman in love to have to Ab G lie a- [Verse] Cm F7 lone Cm F7 In Cm Ab Cm Selma's cards there's no folks fighting, Ab D7 G no tattered cloth on splayed out bones. C Only the autumn Eb A painted forests there, Ab G Only the quaint old Cm F7 homes Cm F7 But Cm Ab Cm war stepped on our poor old doorsteps, Ab D7 G its bloody boots on our welcome mat C And Madame Selma started Eb A singing a love song Ab G about her man, [Pre-Chorus] N.C Oh it's C Dm been so long since my E Am man been gone. And C C7 If he's gone for the F rest of my days, will my Am G7 love drag on? [Chorus] Well it's C Ddim7 been so long since my E Am man below, And it's C C7 been so long since the F right kind of man tried to Am E Am (get quicker) take me home! [Bridge] Am (trumpet solo) Am C Am Am C E Am Am Fm Am C E Am (faster) And Am C One day all the soldiers came. Am (inaudible) F beautiful young boys they came C E marching. The Am C wheat-fields waved their healthy hands, the F children ran their healthy hands, F reaching for their father's hands, (inaudible) C E7 and Am C G Through the streets the music sings and (faster!) C all the tears the music streamed and E E7 all the years like nothing ever Am happened. lala Am C lalalala etc. (FAST!) C F C Am C C F C Am C C F E7 E7 Am Dm E (normal speed) E7 Am C C7 F F Am G7 [Chorus] Well it's C Ddim7 been so long since my E Am man been gone, And it's C C7 been so long since the F right kind of man tried to Ab G take me [Verse] Cm F7 home Cm F7 Cm Ab Cm Madame Selma keeps on smiling, Ab D7 G selling postcards in the square. C In all the photographs the Eb A Sun keeps shining, Ab G and you could bet she's [Outro] (slow) Cm7 Eb(b5) there Eb/G Eb(b5)/G (strum once) Eb/G Eb(b5)/G Eb(b5)/Eb
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