A Day In The Life

INTRO SOL SIm MIm MIm7 DO STROFA 1 SOL SIm MIm MIm7 I read the news today, oh boy DO MIm/SI LAadd9 LAm About a lucky man who made the grade SOL SIm MIm MIm/RE And though the news was rather sad DO FA MIm MIm/RE Well, I just had to laugh DO FA MIm DO I saw the photograph STROFA 2 SOL SIm MIm MIm/RE He blew his mind out in a car DO MIm/SI LAadd9 He didn't notice that the lights had changed SOL SIm MIm MIm/RE A crowd of people stood and stared DO FA They'd seen his face before MIm Nobody was really sure MIm/RE DO If he was from the House of Lords STROFA 3 SOL SIm MIm MIm/RE I saw a film today, oh boy DO MIm/SI LAadd9 LAm The English Army had just won the war SOL SIm MIm MIm/RE A crowd of people turned away DO FA But I just had to look MIm MIm/RE DO Having read the book SIm SOL LAm9 SI4 DO REadd9 I'd love to turn you on STROFA 4 MI Woke up, fell out of bed REsus2 Dragged a comb across my head MI FA#m7 Found my way downstairs and drank a cup MI LA6/SI And looking up I noticed I was late MI Found my coat and grabbed my hat REsus2 Made the bus in seconds flat MI FA#m7 Found my way upstairs and had a smoke MI LA6/SI Somebody spoke and I went into a dream. INTERLUDIO DO SOL RE LA MI DO SOL RE LA MIm RE DO RE (Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh) STROFA 4 SOL SIm MIm7 SOL/RE I read the news today oh boy DO MIm/SI LAadd9 LAm Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire SOL SIm MIm7 SOL/RE And though the holes were rather small DO FA They had to count them all MIm SOL/RE DO Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall SIm SOL LAmadd9 SI4 DO REadd9 I'd love to turn you on MI