Em/G
D
CM7
Am/B
B7
Em7
D♯dim
F♯m6
CM7/B
B7
Em
D
CM7
Am/B
B7
Em
Am7
Em
Em/G
The problem is
D
all inside your
CM7
head
She said to me
Am/B
B7
Em7
The answer is
D♯dim
easy if you
F♯m6
Take it logically
CM7/B
B7
Em7
I'd like to
D
help you in your
CM7
struggle
To be free
Am/B
B7
There must be
Em
fifty
Am7
ways
To leave your
Em
lover
Em/G
She said it's
D
really not my
CM7
habit
To intrude
Am/B
B7
Further
Em7
more, I hope my
D♯dim
meaning
Won't be
F♯m6
lost or misconstrued
CM7/B
B7
Em7
But I'll repeat myself
D
At the
CM7
risk of being crude
Am/B
B7
There must be
Em
fifty
Am7
ways
To leave your
Em
lover
Em
Fifty
Am7
ways to leave your
Em
lover
You Just slip out the
G
back, Jack
Make a new
B♭
plan, Stan
You don't need to be
C7
coy, Roy
Just get yourself
G
free
Hop on the
G
bus, Gus
You don't need to
B♭
discuss much
Just drop off the
C7
key, Lee
And get yourself
G
free
Em/G
She said it
D
grieves me so
To
CM7
see you in such pain
Am/B
B7
I wish there was
Em7
something I could
D♯dim
do
To
F♯m6
make you smile again
CM7/B
B7
I said I
Em7
appreciate that
D
And
CM7
would you please explain
Am/B
B7
About the fifty ways
Em
Am7
Em
Em/G
She said why
D
don't we both
Just
CM7
sleep on it tonight
Am/B
B7
And
Em7
I believe in the
D♯dim
morning
You'll
F♯m6
begin to see the light
CM7/B
B7
And then she
Em7
kissed me
And I
D
realized she
CM7
probably was right
Am/B
B7
There must be
Em
fifty
Am7
ways
To leave your
Em
lover
Fifty ways to leave your lover
You Just slip out the
G
back, Jack
Make a new
B♭
plan, Stan
You don't need to be
C7
coy, Roy
Just get yourself
G
free
Hop on the
G
bus, Gus
You don't need to
B♭
discuss much
Just drop off the
C7
key, Lee
And get yourself
G
free