[Intro] C G F C G F [Verse] C Now and then she rereads G the manuscript F Of the entire torrid affair C They compared their licenses G He said, "I'm not a donor but I'd give you my heart F if you needed it" C She rolled her eyes and said G "You're a professional" He said, "No, F just a good samaritan" C He said that if the sex G was half as good as the conversation was Soon they'd be pushin' F strollers C But soon it was over
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[Instrument] G F C G F [Verse] C In the age of him, G she wished she was thirty And made coffee every F morning in a Frеnch press C Afterwards she only G atе kids' cereal And couldn't sleep unless F it was in her mother's bed C Then she dated boys G who were her own age With dart boards on F the backs of their doors C She thought about how he said G since she was so wise beyond her years Everything had been F above board C She wasn't sure
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[Bridge] G And the years passed Am F Like scenes of a show G The Professor said to Am F write what you know G Lookin' backwards C G Might be the only way F to move forward G Then the actors Am F Were hitting their marks G And the slow dance Am F Was alight with the sparks G And the tears fell C G In synchronicity with F the score G And at last C G She knew what the agony F had been for [Verse] C The only thing that's G left is the manuscript One last souvenir from F my trip to your shores C Now and then I reread G the manuscript But the story isn't F mine anymore
