50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Uke tab by Paul Simon

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Intro: Em chordEm D chordD Cmaj7 chordCmaj7 B7 chordB7 
       Em7 chordEm7 D chordD Cmaj7 chordCmaj7 Ebdim chordEbdim 
       Em7 chordEm7 D chordD Cmaj7 chordCmaj7 B7 chordB7 
       Em chordEm Am7 chordAm7 Em chordEm

Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7
The problem is all inside your head she said to me
Em7 chordEm7                D chordD       Cmaj7 chordCmaj7         Ebdim chordEbdim
The answer is easy if you take it logically
Em7 chordEm7               D chordD                Cmaj7 chordCmaj7     B7 chordB7   
I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free
          Em chordEm           Am7 chordAm7                Em chordEm
There must be - fifty ways to leave your lover


Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7   
You know it's really not my habit to intrude
Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        Ebdim chordEbdim
Furthermore I hope my meaning won't be lost or miss-construed
Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7  
But I'll repeat myself at the risk of being crude
          Em chordEm         Am7 chordAm7                Em chordEm
There must be fifty ways to leave your lover
G chordG      Am7 chordAm7                Em chordEm
Fifty ways to leave your lover


Chorus X 2

                      G chordG                     Bb chordBb
Just slip out the back Jack make a new plan Stan
                  C7 chordC7                    G chordG
No need to be coy Roy just listen to me
               G chordG                      Bb chordBb
Hop on the bus Gus don't need to discuss much
                      C7 chordC7                      G chordG
Just drop off the key Lee and set yourself free


Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7  
You know it grieves me so to see you in such pain
Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7              Ebdim chordEbdim 
I wish there was something I could do to make you smile again
Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7            B7 chordB7
I said I appreciate that and would you please explain
           Em chordEm    Am7 chordAm7     Em chordEm
Bout the fifty ways


Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7  
She said why don't we both just sleep on it tonight
Em chordEm                 D chordD           Cmaj7 chordCmaj7                    Ebdim chordEbdim 
And I believe that in the morning you'll begin to see the light
Em chordEm                 D chordD               Cmaj7 chordCmaj7        B7 chordB7
She kissed me and I realized she probably was right
           Em chordEm                Am7 chordAm7       Em chordEm 
There must be fifty ways to leave your lover
G chordG         Am7 chordAm7             Em chordEm
Fifty ways to leave your lover


Chorus X  2


                      G chordG                     Bb chordBb
Just slip out the back Jack make a new plan Stan
                  C7 chordC7                    G chordG
No need to be coy Roy just listen to me
               G chordG                      Bb chordBb
Hop on the bus Gus don't need to discuss much
                      C7 chordC7                     G chordG
Just drop off the key Lee and set yourself free

 

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About this song

"50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" is a 1975 hit song by Paul Simon, from his album Still Crazy After All These Years. Backing vocals on the single were performed by Patti Austin, Valerie Simpson and Phoebe Snow.Written after Simon's divorce from first wife Peggy Harper, the song is a mistress's humorous advice to a husband on ways to end a relationship: Just slip out the back, Jack/Make a new plan, Stan. The song is anchored by a "linear" drum pattern performed by studio drummer Steve Gadd, which became the hook and color for the song. Read more on Last.fm.

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