Paul McCartney - Mistress and maid

^D7 Come in my dear, You're looking tired tonight Your bath is drawn, let me ^F#7+5loosen your ^Bmtie And ^F#7fix you your usual drink^A7

^D7 He settles back, Takes a magazine, Kicks off his shoes, as he ^F#7+5studies the ^Bmform Of ^F#7every appealing soubrette^A7-9

But ^Dmwhere are the flowers that he used to bring With every en^E7dearing re^Ammark Re^Dmminds her of passionate ^Gpromises, That ^Dmhe only ^E7made in the ^Adark, in her ^A#dimbed, ^BmShe wants to shout at the ^Eback of his head Look at ^Ame, look at me, look at ^A#dimme I'm afraid ^BmSee what it's come to, Gm6 D7---------/A---/C I'm just your Mistress and Maid.

^D7 The wine is warm But the dinner is cold The look in his eye tells her ^F#7+5it won't be l^Bmong 'till the ^F#7girls on the page come to life^A7-9

And ^Dmthey'll get the flowers that he used to bring With every en^E7dearing re^Ammark, And ^Dmall of the passionate ^Gpromises He'll ^Dmnever ful^E7fill in the d^Aark, in their ^A#dimbed, ^BmShe wants to shout at the b^Eack of his head Look at ^Ame, look at me, now that ^A#dimI'm not afraid. ^BmSee what it's come to, ^Gm6I'm not your mistress and ^D7maid.

^BmSee what it's come to, ^Gm6I'm not your mistress and ^D7maid, *oh,oh,oh,oh,oh,oh* (Repeat *-*) ^D7*Mistress and maid (Repeat * 4 times)