The Seekers - When will the good apples fall
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[VERSE 1]
I may be a Ebrich man's daughter Bb
And have servants of Ebmy own. Bb
I can snap mEby fingers,
And I couBbld have anything I want.C F
SometimeCs I look out my window,
See lovers, hand-in-hand, walk by. Bb
They see the diamonds I wear
But not Cthe tears of envy in my eye. F
[CHORUS]
Bb C
Oh, when will the good apDples fall on my side of the fence?
Bb C
WhF7en will I taste the sweet fruits of life?
Bb C
When will tAhe sun smile for me, tDhrough great cloudy skies above?
When will I find my truBbe, true loCve? F
[VERSE 2]
Well, my daddy says,Eb "Don't worry," Bb
And my daddy says, &Ebquot;Just wait. Bb
I'm going Ebto find you a rich man's son, Bb
CAnd bring him to our gate." F
CSometimes I look out my window,
See lovers, hand-in-hand, walk by. Bb
Daddy doesn't know it:
There are somCe things that money just can't buy. F
[Repeat CHORUS]
When will I find my trBbue, true lovCe? F D
When will I find my trBbue, true lovCe? F D
When will I find my trBbue, true lovCe? F D
(Repeat and fade)