| intro | C# A7 | ||
| intro | C# Bm7 E | ||
| intro | A G#7 G# | ||
| intro | C# |
| Sundays were made for strolls through the park | C# A7 | |
| though before today she'd always gone alone | C# Bm7 E | |
| Now the sun shines down all around them | A G#7 G# | |
| cause Natalie's not alone she's not alone | C# |
| On Friday she'd bought a Yorkshire terrier | C# A7 | |
| and instantly found a true friend of her own | C# Bm7 E | |
| Now they sing and skip through the flowers | A G#7 G# | |
| cause Natalie's not alone she's not alone | C# |
| She named him Effie | B#m7 | |
| Effie was his name despite a bladder problem | G#m Amaj7 | |
| she loved him just the same | C# Emaj7 F#13/B | |
| She takes him nearly every where she goes | A G# | |
| he delights her with the many tricks he knows | E#dim A#m F# G# |
| C# A7 | ||
| C# Bm7 E | ||
| Now the sun shines down all around them | A G#7 G# | |
| cause Natalie's not alone | C# |
| She knits him sweaters and woolen Winter hats | F# B | |
| from the window she watches him chase the neighbors cats | Bm A F Cmaj7 | |
| And laughs and laughs "Hey Effie | Bm A D | |
| would you like to go for a walk? | Gm D | |
| Would you like to go for a ride?" | Gm D | |
| And Effie never left her side until she died | A G Em A D |
| outro | C# A7 | ||
| outro | C# Bm7 E | ||
| outro | A G#7 G# | ||
| outro | C# |