How (Bm7)come he don’t come and P.

I.

P.

with (Bm7)me

down at the (Bm7)me ter no more?

(Bm7)And how come he turn (Bm7)off that T.

V.

and (Bm7)he hang that sign on the (Bm7)door?

Oh, we call (D6)and we call, “How come?” we say.

Hey, what could make a boy be (Bm7)have this way?

And he (Bm7)learn all of the lives now (Bm7)and ev ’ry time

he don’t stut (Bm7)ter when he talks.

And it’s true, (Bm7)it’s true!

He sure (Bm7)has ac quired this (Amaj7)kind of (Bm7)cool and in spired sort of (Bm7)jazz when he walk.

Where’s (D6)his jack et and his (A)old (D6)blue jeans?

If this ain’t health y it is some kind a clean.

But I think that Chuck (Bm7)E’s in love.

Chuck (Bm7)E’s in love.

Chuck (Bm7)E’s in love.

Chuck (Bm7)E’s (C#m7)in (Dmaj7)love.

I don’t be lieve what you’re say ing to (C#m7)me.

This is some thing I’ve got to see.

Is he (A)here?

Look in the (F#m7)pool hall.

Oh, is he here?

I look in the (F#m7)drug store.

Is he (A)here?

No, he don’t come (Esus4)here no (E)more.

I’ll (Bm7)tell you what, I (Bm7)saw him.

(Amaj7)He was sit ting be hind us down (Amaj7)at the Pan (Bm7)ta ges and (Bm7)what ev er it is that (Bm7)he’s got up his sleeve,

well I hope (Amaj7)it is n’t con (Bm7)ta gious.

What’s (D6)her name?

Is that her (D6)there?

Oh, Christ, I think he’s ev en combed his (D6)hair.

Is (D6)that her?

What’s her name?

Oh, (D6)it’s nev er gon na be the (D6)same.

That’s (D6)not her, (A)I know (D6)what’s wrong

’cos Chuck E’s in love with the (E9sus4)lit tle girl who’s sing ing this song.

Don’t you know?

Chuck (Bm7)E’s in, Chuck (E9sus4)E’s in (A)love.

Chuck E’s in love, he’s in (A)love

with me.