When I Was Blue

	  		
C                   
Step inside your diving bell 
Gm          F    
Mark the distance where you  
C 
Fell below 

Am               
My father met Jacques Cousteau 
F 
I guess that means we?re good to  
C 
Go 

Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
C                       D# 
Quite as often as you used to do 
Dm              C 
When I was blue 

D#      Dm      C 

C 
Pinter at the kitchen sink I 
Gm 
Pause and and say  
F 
I think you know I  
C 
Love you, don?t you don?t you 

C 
Eyes as big as glaciers well I  
Gm 
Think you might be  
F 
Blue  
C 
Too 

Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
C                       D# 
Quite as often as you used to do 
Dm              F  C 
When I was blue 

Am      F       C 
Gm      F       C 

Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
Dm      F       C 
You don?t come around 
C                       D#       
Quite as often as you used to do 
Dm              C 
When I was blue 
               A#                        
When I was blue 
               G#  F  C 
When I was blue ohh 
C                       C 
You know it runs right through 
                        Gm 
You know it runs right through 
                        F       C 
You know it runs right through 

Gm      F       C 
Ahhh 
Gm      F       C 
Ahhh 
Gm      F       C 
Ahhh