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A Photograph Of You

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A Photograph Of You

Year: 1982 - Album: A Broken Frame

Written by Martin Gore

	  		

F#                Eb           Ab 
  What good is a photograph of you? 
      B 
Every time I look at it 
  C#          F# 
It makes me feel blue! 


F#              Eb 
  What use is a souvenir 
   Ab 
Of something we once had 
     B 
When all it ever does is 
C#             F#     Bb 
  Make me feel bad! 


B                         Bb 
  I wish I could tear it up 
          C#                  Bb 
But then again I haven't the guts! 
B                                 Bb 
  I wish I could throw it on the fire 
  C# 
I wish I could 
       B 
But to say I would 
          C# 
I'd be a liar! 


F#              Eb     Ab 
What good is a colour print 
Of a little baby doll? 
     B 
When just one little glance 
C#                         F# 
  Is enough to make me feel dull! 


 F# Eb Ab B C# F# Bb 


B                          Bb 
  I hoped I would misplace it 
           C#                     Bb 
But then I take such good care of it 
B                      Bb 
  I wish it would disappear 
C# 
  I say I wish 
         B 
But then I relish 
        C# 
It being here! 


F#                Eb           Ab 
  What good is a photograph of you? 
     B 
Everytime I look at it 
C#                Bb    B 
  It makes me feel blue 
     B 
Everytime I look at it 
C#                  F#   B  C# 
  It makes me feel blue 

F#    B  C# 
Feel Blue 
(And fades out...) 
		  

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