Hap pi ness

hit her like a train on a track.

Com ing to wards her,

stuck still, no turn ing back.

She (G)hid a round ’ry cor ble, ners and she hid un with der beds.

She killed it with kiss (Am)es down and (Em)from it she fled.

With (G)ev a round ’ry bub ble, ners she she sank un with her drink

and washed it a way (Am)es down the (Em)kitch en she sink.

With

The (G)dog days are o ver,

the dog days are done.

The hors es are com ing, so (Em)you’d bet ter run.

Run (G)fast for your moth er, run fast for your fa ther, run for your child ren, for your sis ters and b roth ers.

Leave all your lov ing, your lov ing be hind, you can’t (Em)car ry it with you if you want to sur vive.

The (G)dog days are o ver, the dog days are done.

Can you hear the hors (Am)es?

’Cause (Em)here they come!

And (G)I

’ry

nev

er want ed an y thing (Am)from af ter you (Em)too.

Oh.

ex cept (G)ev

’ry

thing

you had and what was left (Am)from af ter that (Em)too.

Oh.

ex cept

Hap pi ness a hit her

like a bul let in the head.

should know bet (Am)ter than

Struck from a a great height

by some let one who head.

should know bet (Am)ter than

that.

The (G)dog days are o ver, the dog days are done.

Can you hear the hors (Am)es?

’Cause (Em)here they come.

Run come.

The (G)dog days are o ver, the (Am)dog days are done.

The (G)hors es are com ing, so (Am)you bet ter run.

The (G)dog days are o ver, the (Am)dog days are done.

The (G)hors es are com ing, so (Am)you bet ter run.

The (Am)you bet ter run.