The Living Room - The Waltons

submitted by Dave McLean

C (Quick, then)  Am C F D  -twice-

    Am         C            F  D       Am
Sometimes, I look upon the glad with eyes 
      C                       F         D
that look as thought they're sad.  You see,
    Am                     C
my life may never be that way.  I find it 
 F                   D          Am
hard enough to even say how I really hate to
     C              F               D
be alone.  I can't wait to get you home.

CHORUS
 C        E               F          D
Why do I feel that I've known you?  Along, 
        C            E            F       G
so and how would it feel just to show you 
                        C       G  E
the living beside the bedroom.

Now I don't often feel that graced among 
that picture perfect face. In dreams, things
are rarely true in love.  I can't see up to
through beyond the above.  How I really hate
to be alone.  I can't wait to get you home.

-Chorus-

BRIDGE

E                       D  A     E
  Not to say that an overnight stay would be 
                                D
any better than a kiss on the cheek, "Call
          A            D
you up sometime next week."


D  F#  B  -three times-

BRIDGE II

    Bm                     D
My life may never be that way, I find it 
 G              E           Bm           D
hard enough to even say I really hate to be
 G    E
alone.  So tell me why,


 D        F#              Bm          E
Why do I feel that I've known you?  Along, 
        D            F#           Bm      E
so and how would it feel just to show you 
                        D     F#  Bm  E
the living beside the bedroom.

(D F# Bm E continues, then end with...)

 E F#m D

F#  (2 4 4 3 2 2)
F#m (2 4 4 2 2 2)
Bm  (2 2 4 4 3 2)


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