VERSE 1:
It's [G#] over now; you've [Fm] had your fun
Get [Dm7] up them stairs, go on, quickly [G] don't run
Take [Gm7] off your shoes; the [C] both of you's
[Fm] And leave them [Fm/E] down outside the [Fm/D#] door [Fm/D]
Turn the [C#] landing light, off, no wait, leave it on
It might [C#7] make the night, that much [A#] easier to be gone
And in the [G#] morning who'll be [D#m] wide awake
And eating [Fm] snow flakes oh as opposed to [C#] those flakes
(We [G#] will), we will, (we [D#] will), we will

VERSE 2:
That [G#] afternoon we [Fm] spend the day
With [Dm7] uncle Frank, remember? and his [G] wife auntie Mae
Well [Gm7] do you know since then [C] I've recieved
Up-to-four [Fm] letters all of which [Fm/E] repeat the [Fm/D#] same [Fm/D]
They say [C#] thrilled to bits, can't believe you came
We re-[C#7]-lived it both over [A#] time and time again
And if there's [G#] ever a chance or [D#m] even half
You might be [Fm] our way, would you promise [C#] to stay
(We [G#] will), we will, (we [D#] will), we will

BRIDGE:
Oh its not [C#] easy pre-[D#]-tending
that you [Gm7] cannot [C] hear
once you've [Fm] suffered the reflections with-[G#]-in
It's no [C] use in an [C#] ending
to pro-[Fm]-claim from the start that the
[G#] moral of the stories to be-[D#]-gin.

VERSE 3:
On [G#] Sunday next if the [Fm] weather holds
We'll [Dm7] have that game, but I bagsy-being-[G]-in-goal
Not be-[Gm7]-cause I'm good, or be-[C]-cause I think I should
It's just that well at [Fm] my age I [Fm/E] think standing [Fm/D#] still [Fm/D]
Would [C#] really suit me best, do we all agree?
Hands up [C#7] those who do, hands up [A#] those who don't
I see well in that [G#] case, will we please be [D#m] kind enough
if not on [Fm] Sunday, to go to mass on [C#] Monday
(We [G#] will), we will, (we [D#] will), we will
Yeah, yeah, we [G# open] will