Regina Spektor - Lady

^AmLady sing the blues so well as if she m^Eean it As if it's h^Dmell down here in the smoke filled world where the j^Dmokes are cold They don't laugh at jokes, they laugh at tr^Eagedies ^AmCorner street s^Dmocieties, they bel^Eieve her They n^Dmever leave her while she sings, she makes them f^Eeel things

She says^Am "I can sing this song so ^Dmblue That y^Amou will cry in s^Dmpite of y^Eou ^AmLittle wet tears on your baby's s^Dmhoulder ^AmLittle wet tears on your baby's shou^Elder

^AmAnd I have walked these streets so ^Dmlong There ain't ^Amnothin' right, there ain't n^Dmothin' wrong ^E But the l^Amittle wet tears on my baby's s^Dmhoulder ^AmLittle wet tears on my baby's sho^Eulder"

^AmLady lights a ^Emcigarette, p^Dmuffs away, n^Eo regrets ^DmTakes a look aro^Amund, no regr^Eets no regrets ^AmStretches out like bra^Emnches of a po^Dmplar tr^Eee Says "^AmI am free", ^Esings so soft as if she'll break

Says "^AmI can sing this song so b^Dmlue That ^Amyou will cry in spite of y^Eou ^AmLittle wet tears on your baby's sh^Dmoulder ^AmLittle wet tears on your baby's sho^Eulder

^AmAnd I have wa^Emlked these s^Amtreets so lo^Dmng There ain't no^Amthin' right, ^Dmnothin' wrong ^E But the li^Amttle wet tears on my baby^Dm's shoulder ^AmLittle wet tears on my baby's sh^Eoulder

^ABut on this stage I've l^Amaj7earned to fly ^A7Learned to sing and le^F#arned to cry ^BmLittle wet tears on my baby's shoulder ^GLittle wet tears on my b^Eaby's shoulder

^ABut now it's time to ^Amaj7say goodbye ^A7Some might laugh, but^F# I will surely cry ^BmLittle wet tears on my baby's shoulder ^GLittle wet tears on my b^Eaby's shoulder"

^AmLady lights a ^Ecigarette ^DmPuffs away and wi^Enter comes and she f^Amorgets