Transposed. Capo on the III, if you want to play along with the record. HOW CAN I? (Steve Hackett, from Please Dont Touch 1978) Asus4 AAsus2 A x02230 x02200 Asus4 A Asus2 A The local radio says sorry time to go Asus4 A But I don't sleep too well Asus2 A Where are those Southern Belles? E7 A E Tryin to get a telephone line through South Caroline E7 A E Your call may bring somebody down for miles around. D E A I'm watching her eyes again. D F#m7 E Asus4 AAAus2 I won't use no fountain pen. Asus4 A Asus2 A The lady isn't here. The message wasn't clear. Asus4 A Asus2 A She left an hour ago, screamed from the floor below. E7 A E Mother nature never gives in, she wants you to sing E7 A E But how can I go on just singing this song. D E A My car's out of gas again. D F#m7 E Asus4 AAAus4 Hurry home to see my friend D Bm Esus4E Money won't help you to win Asus4A E a new look at things E7 A E Loving can bring you down so you fall E7 A E Then why do you still try to get up at all? D E A Your good and bad side showing through D F#m7 E Asus4AAAus2 Problems are a part of you Asus4 A Asus2 A You must love someone else or face life by yourself Asus4 A Asus2 A You may expect a call. She's waiting in the hall E7 A E See the garden grows and it grows, nobody else knows E7 And you can wear just any old thing, A E the show can begin D E A I'm falling asleep to dream. D F#m7 E Asus4 A AAus4 No more hills to climb it seems Mmm D Bm Esus4E Money won't help you to win Asus4A E a new look at things. E7 A E You never give in, So why don't you sing? E7 A E But how can I go on just singing this song? D E A D F#m7 My car's out of gas again. I'll be home E D Amaj7DAmaj7 to see my friend Mmm