Chords for Paul Simon - Mrs. Robinson (Live at Yankee Stadium)

_ _ _ _ was immortalized in a 1968 classic song called Mrs.
Robinson. _
Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the area in center field.
[E] Here to pay a special tribute to Joe DiMaggio [N] is New York's own singer, songwriter, lifelong Yankee fan, Mr.
Paul Simon. [C] Paul Simon. _ _ _ _
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Jesus [Em] loves you more than [C] you will [Am] know.
[D] Whoa, whoa.
_ [G] God bless you, please, Mrs.
Robinson.
Heaven [Em] holds a place for [C] those who pray.
_ Hey, [Am] hey, hey.
_ [E] Hey, hey, hey. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Sitting on a sofa on a Sunday afternoon. _ _
_ [A] Going to the candidates' debate. _ _
_ [G] Laugh about it, shout [C] about it, when you've got to [Am] choose.
_ _ _ [E] Every way you look at it, you [D]
lose.
Where have [G] you gone, [Em] Joe DiMaggio?
[G] A nation that [Em] serves its lonely [C] ideals.
_ [Am] _ [D] Ooh.
_ What's that [G] you say, [E] Mrs.
Robinson?
[G]
Joltin' [Em] Joe has left and [C] gone away.
_ Hey, [Am] hey, hey.
Hey, hey, [E] hey. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ Ladies and gentlemen, James Taylor and the Dixie Hummingbirds. _ _ _ _