Annie's Departure/Mad Affairs

Annie's Departure

                Gb
Oh, well, I can tell by the fact
         Abm
That you haven't unpacked
         Ab        Abm        Gb
That you have no intention to stay
      Gb
And I really don't mind
       Abm
If you leave me behind
      Ab           Abm         Gb
And I really don't care either way

            Gb
Change your face   Change your name
       Abm
I will know you the same
           Ab              Abm    Gb
You're the one that I knew once before
            Gb
Change your mind   Change your heart
      Abm
I can tell you apart
     Ab           Abm    Gb
Even now and even forevermore

/ Annie's Departure -- Mad Affairs, page 2 of 2

Mad Affairs

            Gb
It was just one of those mad affairs

When nothing was planned
                 Abm
Where everything happened

One of those mad affairs
                                 Gb
And you wonder who made that one up

And you know it isn't more than coincidence
                           Abm
A happenstance of time and space
         Ab
But you imagine you can feel
    B             Dmaj6   Gb
The Author of the play

Annie's Departure / Mad Affairs -- Annie departed back in late 1974 or was it early 1975. She knew best, I suppose, but it wasn't easy for us. First web publication ©1997 Mar 17. Published to mindfulwebworks.com 2007 Apr 26.