intro | F#m Bm C#m F#m D F#m D F#m D F#m |
Jonathan it's late , don't you think that I should go | F#m D F#m D F#m D F#m | |
Naw we were just starting to talk now, | C#m D | |
It was just getting good don't you know. | F#m D F#m D |
But if I leave here in the morning. Yeah. | F#m D | |
What will the neighbors tell your wife? | F#m D | |
Well my wife knows me by now | D E | |
So there's no need to let the neighbors run my life. | F#m E F#m E | |
No, no need to let the neighbors run my life, no no. | F#m E F#m E F#m |
Well it would look suspicious | ||
And I know why they'd want to know | ||
They love my wife but oh | ||
They don't want to hurt her and so... |
If that's all they see | ||
I wouldn't blame 'em let them go and tell my wife | ||
Cuz my wife should know me by now | ||
So there's no need to let the neighbors run my life. | ||
No, no, no need to let the neighbors run my life, no no. |
instrumental | F#m E F#m E F#m E F#m |
Here we are down the street | ||
Here we are hand in hand. Yeah, so. | ||
You're close to me won't people misunderstand? |
(That's fair, yeah, they could) | ||
If that's all they see, | ||
I wouldn't blame them if they go and tell my wife | ||
But my wife should know me by now | ||
So there's no need to let the neighbors run my life. | ||
No, no need to let the neighbors run my life, no no. |