Pauls Song Chords

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Pauls Song
M. Ward

Transcribed by John McKeon

D: xx0232
D7: xx0212
F#m: 244222
Em: 022000
A: x02220
Asus4: x02230
Bm: x24432
Dadd6: xx0202

D					                                        F#m
Seems like everywhere I go the sky is falling
	        Em				                                  Asus4 A
And the concierges they meet you with a frown
	        D
When I come to town
		                D7	
I ain't gonna' lie to you
       G	            A	    D
Well, every town is all the same


You say: 'how does it feel to be travelling?
How's it feel to live your life on a train?
And the aeroplane?'
Well, I ain't gonna' lie to you
Well, every town is all the same
	            G			                         A	    D
When you've left your heart in the Portland rain...


	          G
And how I wish it was not true
	    	              A
But I ain't gonna stand up here and lie to you
  Bm				                              G
I believe y'all deserve more than that
		                G
And if there's one thing that I've learned
		                A
Brother, you know you're gonna get burned
	        Em		              A	           D
If you don't know where your love is at



'How d'you plan to get yourself connected?
Are you down with all the latest trends?'
To keep up with friends
Well, I ain't gonna' lie to you
Well, every plan is all the same

Seems like everywhere I go the sky is falling
And the waitress says she'll meet you with a frown
When I come to town
I ain't gonna' lie to you
Well, every town is all the same
When you've left your heart in the Portland rain... 
 
Ends on Dadd6
(The verses with no chords follow the same format as the first verse.)