Sue and Annie wrote me, they're ^Dcoming down to quote me ^Bm Know every word of every ^Emsong ^G Rod n' Ray are talking, the ^Dradio is squawking ^BmMe, I'm wondering what the hell went ^Emwrong ^D ^C

One hundred miles more to ^GLiverpool ^C One hundred more miles to ^Ggo ^C G ~ Em I've been down this road in sunshine and in snow And it ^Fdon't get any shorter And the ^Cwater^N.C. under the bridge has got to ^Gflow, ^Emoh ^Dno (oh no) ^Bm ^Em ^G

Funny how a mile can ^Dgo on forever ^Bm Funny how a day can be an ^Emage ^G Funny how a smile can ^Dface the stormy weather ^Bm Funny how a house can be a ^Emcage ^D ^C

One hundred miles more to ^GLiverpool ^C One hundred more miles to ^Ggo ^C G ~ Em I've been down this road in sunshine and in snow And it ^Fdon't get any shorter And the ^Cwater^N.C. under the bridge has got to ^Gflow, ^Emoh ^Dno (oh no) ^Bm ^Em ^G

John and Paul are sleeping and the ^Dstreet-cleaners are sweeping The ^Bmmoon is on his own, no place to ^Emgo ^GMe, I'm cracking jokes in the ^Dbar with all the blokes ^Bm Toasting the end of another ^Emshow ^D ^C

^N.C.But in my dreams I see ^GLiverpool^N.C. in lights ^CDancing^N.C. in the streets 'til the ^Gearly^N.C. morning light C N.C. G ~ Em N.C. The tugboat on the Mersey joining in the Jamboree A ^Fman^N.C. must have his dreams Even ^Cthoug^N.C.h his dreams might never come to ^Gbe ^C

One hundred miles more to ^GLiverpool ^C One hundred more miles to ^Ggo ^C G ~ Em I've been down this road in sunshine and in snow And it ^Fdon't get any shorter And the ^Cwater under the bridge has got to

One hundred miles more to ^GLiverpool ^C One hundred more miles to ^Ggo ^C G ~ Em I've been down this road in sunshine and in snow And it ^Fdon't get any shorter And the ^Cwater^N.C. under the bridge has got to ^Gflow, ^Emoh ^Dno (oh no) ^Bm ^Em

Lindisfarne - One hundred miles to liverpool