Dear John

Cyndi Lauper

ukulele

by WEEZER PILLOWS

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Dear John

Key: F#

Dear John Key C#C#

Dear John Key DD

Dear John Key D#D#

Dear John Key EE(one step down)

Dear John Key FF(half step down)

Dear John Key F#F#(original key)

Dear John Key GG(half step up)

Dear John Key G#G#(one step up)

Dear John Key AA

Dear John Key A#A#

Dear John Key BB

Dear John Key CC

	  		Intro 
F# C# 

F#    C# 
Dear John, 
F#       C# 
What's wrong?  

G#                        Bbm       F# 
Why can't you just be anything you want? 
     C#  G#     C#    G# 
Why not?    Why not?  

F#                       C# 
I tried to tell you then. You didn't understand. 
F# 
They try and pigeonhole you.  
C#                G# 
Buddy, they don't even know you. 

    F#   C# 
But hang on  
    F#         C# 
my dear, dear, John. 

G#                        Bbm   F# 
Maybe you're not just like everyone,  
  C#   G#    C#    G# 
so what, so what. 

Bridge - Verse and Chorus instrumental 

     F#      C#   
And there's more  
    F#   C# 
to live for,  

G#                   Bbm  F# 
Than some abbreviated encore,  
     C#  G#      C#   G# 
much more, much more. 

F#                       C# 
You can't define yourself in terms of someone else. 
F# 
You can't say what you're thinking?  
    C#                 G# 
But I don't know what you've been drinking. 

    F#    C# 
But don't cry.  
       F#        C# 
'Cause life goes on. 

G#                          Bbm       F# 
Dear John, you could be anything you want. 
    C#   G#     C#  G# 
Why not?   Why not? 
G#                       Bbm   F# 
Why you could even be an astronaut,  
      C#  G#      C# 
Dear John,  dear John.

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