“The prob lem is (D6)all in side your (B7)head,” she said to me; I wish there was “the an swer is (D#dim7)eas y if you (G)take it log i (B)c’lly.

I’d like “I to help ci you in your (Cmaj7)strug gle to be (B)free; there (B7)must be fif ty ways?” fif ty ways to leave your (Em)lov er.”

She said, “It’s (D6)real ly not my (B7)hab it to in trude; fur ther (Em)more, I hope my (D#dim7)mean ing won’t be (B)lost or mis con strued.

And then But (Em)I’ll re peat my (D6)self at the (Cmaj7)risk of be ing (B)crude: there (B7)must be fif ty (Am7)ways to leave your (Em)lov er,

fif ty (Am7)ways to leave your (Em)lov er.”

Just slip out the (G)back,

Jack;

make a new (Bb6)plan,

Stan;

you don’t need to be (C7)coy,

Roy,

just get your self (G)free.

Hop on the bus,

Gus;

you don’t need to dis cuss much;

just drop off the (C7)key,

Lee,

and get your self (G)free.

Slip out the (G)back,

Jack;

make a new (Bb6)plan,

Stan;

you don’t need to be (C7)coy,

Roy,

just lis ten to (G)me.

Hop on the bus,

Gus;

you don’t need to dis cuss much;

just drop off the (C7)key, Lee,

and get your self (G)free.

Slip out the (G)free.

(G)free.