She (A7)was a (C)work ing girl

(Cm)north of Eng land (G)way.

(Em)Now she’s (A7)hit the big time

(Cm)in the U.

S.

A.

(A7)And if she could on ly hear me, (D7)this (Am7)is (D7)what (Am7)I’d (D7)say:

(G)Hon ey Pie,

you are mak ing me (Eb)cra zy,

I’m in love, but I’m (A7)la zy,

so won’t you please come (G)home.

(D7)Oh, (G)Hon ey Pie,

my po si tion is (Eb)trag ic,

come and show me the (A7)mag ic

of your Hol ly wood song.

(G6)You be came a leg end of the sil ver screen,

and now the (C)thought of meet ing you (E7)makes me weak in the (Am)knee.

(D7)T t tee.

Oh, (G)Hon ey Pie,

you are driv ing me (Eb)fran tic,

Sail a cross the At lan tic

to be where you be long.

Hon ey (Eb7)Pie, come (D7)back to (G)me.

(G6)Will the wind that blew her boat a cross the sea,

and now the (C)kind ly send ing her (E7)sail ing weak back to (Am)me.

(D7)T t tee.

Now, (G)Hon ey Pie,

you are mak ing me (Eb)cra zy,

I’m in love but I’m la zy,

so won’t you please come home.

Hon ey (Eb7)Pie, come (D7)back to (G)me.

Come, come back to (Eb7)me, Hon ey (D11)Pie.

(D7)Ha ha ha,

oo

oo

Hon ey (A7)Pie, (Am7)Hon ey (G)Pie.