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Happy Loving Couples

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Joe Jackson (born 11 August 1954 in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK, as David Ian Jackson) is a British musician. Jackson is probably best known for the hit singles Is She Really Going Out With Him? (1979) and Steppin' Out (1982). Although born in Staffordshire, Jackson grew up in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.

He started off learning to play the violin but soon switched to piano. From the age of 16 he played in bars, and won a scholarship to study musical composition at London's Royal Academy of Music.

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>From: [email protected] (Paul Gantous)
>Subject: CRD: Happy Loving Couples (Joe Jackson)

{title: Happy Loving Couples}
{subtitle: Joe Jackson}
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# Format is for the CHORD PostScript chord formatting utility.
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# define: chord_name base-fret high-E-str B-str G-str D-str A-str low-E-str
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# Chord definitions
{define C base-fret 3 frets x 0 2 2 2 0}
{define D base-fret 5 frets x 0 2 2 2 0}
{define Dm7 base-fret 5 frets x 0 2 0 1 0}
{define G base-fret 3 frets 0 2 2 1 0 0}

[G][Dm7][G][Dm7][G][Dm7][G][Dm7]
[G]I've just been to see my [Dm7]best friend
[G]he's got another [Dm7]girl
[G]says she's just about the [Dm7]best thing
[G]in the whole damn [Dm7]world

And he [C]says can't you see what the [G]little lady's done for me
[C]says it like he thinks I'm [Bm]blind
but the [C]things that you see ain't nece[G]ssarily the things you can [D]find

{soc}
[C]Happy loving [D]couples make it look so [G]easy
[C]Happy loving [D]couples make always talk so [G]kind
[C]until the time that [D]I can do my dancing with a [G]partner
[C]those happy [D]couples ain't no friends of [G]mine
[G][C][D]
{eoc}

[G]People say I'm too damn [Dm7]fussy
[G]when it comes to [Dm7]girls
[G]happy couples say I [Dm7]must live
[G]in A lonely [Dm7]world

Wanna [C]be, wanna really be [G]what my friends pretend to be
[C]be it in my own good [Bm]time
being [C]kind to myself till I be[G]come one of two of a [D]kind

{C:Chorus}

[D]You ain't no friends of mine
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G]You ain't no [C]friends [D]of mine

{c:Repeated 12 times with voice-over}
[G][C][D]
You know what I mean
Happy loving couples
In matching lamb turtle-neck sweaters (?)
Reading Ideal Homes magazine
Yea!

Wanna [C]be, wanna really be [G]what my friends pretend to be
[C]be it in my own good [Bm]time
being [C]kind to myself till I be[G]come one of two of a [D]kind

{C:Chorus}

[D]You ain't no friends of mine
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G]You ain't no [C]friends [D]of mine
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G][C][D]
[G]You ain't no [C]friends [D]of mine
[G][C][D]
[G]You ain't no [C]friends [D]of mine
[G][C][D]
[G]You ain't no [C]friends [D]of mine
[G]
{c:Abrupt stop, Joe saying "Right, that's enough"}