Billy Joel - Scenes from an italian restaurant

^FA bottle of white a^Bb bottle of red ^CPerhaps a bottle of ro^Bbse instead^{F C}Get a table ^C/Bbnear the ^Amstreet In our old fa^Am/Bbmiliar ^Cplace You and I f^Bbace to f^Cace um^Bb umm ^FA bottle of red a^Bb bottle of white ^CIt all depends on your ^Bbappe^Ftite ^GI'll meet you ^G/Aanytime ^G/Byou ^Cwant In our I^C/Dtali^C/Ean Re^Fstaurant^Bb

^GThings are okay with me these days ^GGot a good job got a good office ^CGot a new wife g^Am7ot a new life And the ^Dfamily's fine ^{D D} Oh w^Ge lost touch long ago ^GYou lost weight I did not know ^CYou could ever ^Am7look so nice after ^Dso much time

Do you re^Ebmember those days hanging ^Bbout at the village ^Fgreen ^EbEngineer boots leather j^Bbackets and tight blue j^Feans Woah you drop a ^Ebdime in the box play the ^Bbsong about New Or^Fleans ^EbCold beer h^Bbot lights ^CMy sweet ro^Dmantic teenage ^Gnights

^GOh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D oh oh oh ^GOh oh o^G/Fh oh oh^G/E oh oh ^Doh oh oh

^GBrenda and Eddie were the popular steadies And the ^Dking and the queen of the prom^{D C G}Riding around with the ^G/Bcar top down and the ^Cradio on ^GNobody looked any ^Dfiner^{D C} Or was ^Gmore of a hit at the ^CParkway Diner ^GWe never knew we could ^Fwant more than that out of ^Elife Surely ^AmBrenda and ^Am/BEddie would ^Calways know ^Dhow to sur^Gvive

Oh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D oh oh oh ^GOh oh o^G/Fh oh oh^G/E oh oh ^Doh oh oh

^GBrenda and Eddy were still going steady in the ^Dsummer of seventy five ^{D C G}When they decided the ^G/Bmarriage would be at the ^Cend of July ^GEveryone said they were ^Dcrazy ^{D C G}Brenda you know that you're ^Cmuch too lazy ^GEddie could never af^Fford to live that kind of ^Elife Oh but t^Amhere we were w^Am/Baving B^Crenda and E^Dddie goodb^Gye

Oh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D

Well they g^Cot an apartment with deep pile carpet And a ^Dcouple of paintings from ^GSears A ^Cbig waterbed that they bought with the bread They had ^Dsaved for a couple of ^Gyears They ^Cstarted to fight when the money got tight And they ^Djust didn't count on the ^Emtears woh o^Amh woh oh yeah rock n roll

^GOh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D

Well they l^Cived for a while in a very nice style But it's ^Dalways the same in the end^G They ^Cgot a divorce as a matter of course And they ^Dparted the closest of friends^G Then the ^Cking and the queen went back to the green But you can ^Dnever go back there a^Emgain oh o^Amh oh oh^D

^GBrenda and Eddie had had it already by the ^Dsummer of seventy five^{D C} From the ^Ghigh to the low to the ^G/Bend of the show For the ^Crest of their lives They ^Gcouldn't go back to the ^Dgreasers^{D C} The ^Gbest they could do was pick ^Cup their pieces ^GWe always knew they would ^Fboth find a way to get ^Eby ^AmThat's all I ^Am/Bheard about ^CBrenda and ^DEddie ^AmCan't tell you ^Am/Bmore cause I ^Ctold you al^Dready And ^Amhere we are ^Am/Bwaving ^CBrenda and ^DEddie good^Gbye

Oh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D oh oh oh ^GOh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D oh oh oh ^GOh ^G/Foh oh o^G/Eh oh oh^D oh oh oh

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^FA bottle of red o^Bbooh a bottle of white ^CWhatever kind of mood you're ^Bbin to^Fnight ^GI'll meet you ^G/Aanytime ^G/Byou ^Cwant In our I^C/Dtali^C/Ean Re^Fstaurant^Bb