(For all the folks from ultimate-guitar-land: This is his official website:
http://www.thelilactime.com/ I hope that complies with your requirements)
This is from the album "Keep Going" an absolute brilliant song if you ask me
(which for some reason, no one ever does). I'm surprised to see there
aren't any other songs here by Stephen Duffy.
So here are the chords for this one, "An Open Book", enjoy it.
C
We walked across the fields
Am
Through coarse December rain
EmG
I knew but could not say
C
That I?d lost our love again
Am
It will come in waves you said
In tides it will return
EmG
The winter moon took it away
F
It?s another beaches turn
FC
You think that life's an open book
G
Filled with pictures that you took
BbAm
You close the book the story ends
F
And it was so hard to make friends
C
You close the book the story stops
G
Sometimes you stay down from the knocks
Am
You can't always come out on top
C
I walked across the hillside
Am
I looked out on the view
EmG
It could've been a TV show
C
If I?d had a bigger crew
Am
I see my life reflected
In pearls shed by your eyes
EmG
I wish for pearls of wisdom
F
Not just tears and long goodbyes
FC
You think that life's an open book
G
Filled with pictures that you took
BbAm
You close the book the story ends
F
And it was so hard to make friends
C
You close the book the story stops
G
Sometimes you stay down from the knocks
Am
You can't always come out on top
Dm
And when I wrote this song
C
I was on the run
Em
In a gold rush town
AmDm
You didn?t think it was that good
CAm7
Even though you understood
FC
That life will be an open book
G
Filled with pictures that you took
BbAm
You close the book the story ends
F
And it was so hard to make friends
C
You close the book the story stops
G
Sometimes you stay down from the knocks
Am
You can't always come out on top
FC
You think that life's an open book
G
Filled with pictures that you took
BbAm
You close the book the story ends
F
And it was so hard to make friends
C
You close the book the story stops
G
Sometimes you stay down from the knocks
Am
You can't always come out on top