You (Gm7)live your life in the songs you hear on the rock and roll ra di o,

but and when a young girl does n’t have a ny friends that’s a real ly nice place to go.

Folks hop in’ you’d (F7)turn out cool,

but they had to take you (Ebmaj7)out of school.

You’re a (D7sus4)lit tle touched,

you know, (D7)more,

An gie (Gm7)ba by.

(Gm7)Lov ers pear in your room each night and they whirl ’ry you ’cross the floor,

’cept they al a ways seem with to fade a ny way when your dad dy taps on your door.

An girl, in’ are (F7)you all right?

Tell the ra to di you (Ebmaj7)o good night.

You’re a (D7sus4)All a lone

once know, (D7)side,

An gie (Gm7)ba by.

(Gm7)ba by.

An

gie (Bbmaj7)ba by,

you’re a (F7)spe

cial (Bbmaj7)la dy

(Eb)liv in’ in a (F)world of make

(Ebmaj7)be lieve,

well,

may

be.

(Gm7)Stop pin’ at her house is a neigh bor boy with e vil on his mind,

’cause he’s been peek in’ in An gie’s room at night through her win dow blind.

“I see your folks have (F7)gone a way.

Would you dance with (Ebmaj7)me to day?

I’ll (D7sus4)show you how to have a good (D7)time,

An gie (Gm7)ba by.”

When he (CN.C.)walks in her room he feels con fused like he walked in to a play,

and the mu sic’s so loud it spins him a round till his soul has lost its way.

And as she turns the vol ume down,

he’s get ting small er with the sound;

it seems to pull him off the ground.

Toward the ra di o he’s bound,

(G)nev er to be found.

The

Well, (Gm7)may

be.

Well, (Gm7)may

be.

Well,