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Chris Orton
Tenderly, with feeling
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Do you re - mem - ber all the
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bril - liant times we've shared? Like the times I fol - lowed you home and you did - n't re - al - ise I was there, Or like the
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time in that ca - fé when you stood up and I went o - ver and sniffedthe chair on which you sat, Oh it's times
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like that. That make it o - kay you caught me with your purse, try- ing to co py all your keys, Or the
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Copyright © Chris Orton 2012
Transcribed by Joe Davison for Auburn Jam Music
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face you'd round up a pos - se of men who would dis - lo - cate both my knees, Or the
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fact you'd take time out of your bus y day to go to the trou - ble of cal - ling the p'lice just o - ver me, Oh it's times
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like these. I love you so much I could just punch you in the face. Would you give me your heart
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so I can keep it at my place? If I could just hold your hand a - gainst a throb - bing gland. Do you re
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mem- ber when I would watch you ex - er - cise? And you catch me in your bush - es and you'd
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pep - per spray my eyes. Do you re - mem - ber the wom - an who taught you self de - fence? Well that was me in dis - guise!
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I love you so much it al - most is a sin. Give me the chance to buy you clothes made from oth - er peo - ple's skin.
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If I could just rub your feet with te - ri - ya - ki and mes - quite.
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Let me take you out, I know a nice se- clu - ded place, And we can may- be have a chat when you've used up all your
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mace.Ig - nore the ham - mer, tape and spade I have there in my bag. Just let your - self re - lax and breathe in to this
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rag. My heart goes gid- dy, when you look at me that way. Through the glass par-ti- tioned win- dow in the room
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where I now stay. Wheth - er it be with the cray- ons or the blood from my arms, I'll write to you ev -'ry day,Don't wor - ry I
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won't leave you a - lone. No, I won't go a -
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way. Oh, chlo - ro - form chlo - ro - form for you.