Homburg

(D)(D7)(Bm)(E)(A)(A7)

(D)Your multilingual (E)business friend (G) has packed her bags and (D)fled,
leaving only ash-filled (E)ashtrays (G) and the lipsticked unmade (D)bed.
The (Bm)mirror, a (Em)reflection, (D) has climbed back upon the (A)wall,
(D)for the floor she found de(E)scended, (G) and the ceiling was too (D)tall.

Your (D7)trouser cuffs are (G)dirty,
and your (E)shoes are laced up (A)wrong,
you'd (F#)better take off your (Bm)homburg
cause your (G)overcoat is too (D)long

(D)(D7)(Bm)(E)(A)(A7)

(D)The town clock in the (E)market square, (G) stands waiting for the (D)hour,
when its hands they won't turn (E)backwards, (G) and on meeting will de(D)vour.
Both (Bm)themselves and also (Em)any fool (D) who dares to tell the (A)time,
(D)and the sun and moon will (E)shatter, (G) and the signposts cease to (D)sign.

Your (D7)trouser cuffs are (G)dirty,
and your (E)shoes are laced up (A)wrong,
you'd (F#)better take off your (Bm)homburg
cause your (G)overcoat is too (D)long

(D)(D7)(Bm)(E)(A)(A7)

Your (D7)trouser cuffs are (G)dirty,
and your (E)shoes are laced up (A)wrong,
you'd (F#)better take off your (Bm)homburg
cause your (G)overcoat is too (D)long

(D)(D7)(Bm)(E)(A)(A7)