Chords for Squeeze - Up The Junction (Live on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky)
Tempo:
129.1 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
C#m
D
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [A]
[E] [A] [F#m]
[E] [F] [E] I never thought [A] it would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham out on [C#m] the windy common.
That night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she'd [A] dial out the rations with some [E] other passions.
I said, [C#m] you are a lady, perhaps [E] she said, I may be.
We moved [A] into a basement, the thoughts [E] of our engagement.
We stayed in by [C#m] the telly, although [E] the room was smelly.
We spent [A] our time just kissing, the rare [E] ones we're missing.
This love [C#m] had got us hooked up, and all [E] our time it took up.
I got [A] a job with Stanley, he said [E] I'd come in handy.
It started [C#m] me on Monday, so I had a [E] bath on Sunday.
I worked [A] eleven hours, I bought the [E] girl some flowers.
She said [C#m] she'd seen the doctor, and nothing [E] now could stop her.
[C#m]
I worked all [G#m] through the winter, the weather [F#m] was so bitter.
I [Bm] put away a tenner, each which would [Dm] make her better.
When the [Am] time was ready, we had to [Gm] sell the telly.
And [F] he was by the fire, with little [A] kids beside her.
[D]
This morning [G] at four fifty, I took her [D] out the nifty.
Down to her [E] incubator, where [D] thirty minutes later,
She gave [G] birth to a daughter, within a [D] year, a walker.
She looked [B] just like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
[A] [E]
Now [A] she's two years older, her [E] mother's good as a soldier.
She left me [C#m] with my drinking, became [E] a proper stinging.
The devil [A] came and took me, from Balti [E] Street to Pookie.
No more [C#m] nights by the telly, no more [E] night nappies smelling.
Alone [A] here in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing.
I beg [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business.
And she [A] won't write a letter, though I [E] always tell her.
And so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm really [E] up the junction.
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[E] [A] [F#m]
[E] [F] [E] I never thought [A] it would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham out on [C#m] the windy common.
That night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she'd [A] dial out the rations with some [E] other passions.
I said, [C#m] you are a lady, perhaps [E] she said, I may be.
We moved [A] into a basement, the thoughts [E] of our engagement.
We stayed in by [C#m] the telly, although [E] the room was smelly.
We spent [A] our time just kissing, the rare [E] ones we're missing.
This love [C#m] had got us hooked up, and all [E] our time it took up.
I got [A] a job with Stanley, he said [E] I'd come in handy.
It started [C#m] me on Monday, so I had a [E] bath on Sunday.
I worked [A] eleven hours, I bought the [E] girl some flowers.
She said [C#m] she'd seen the doctor, and nothing [E] now could stop her.
[C#m]
I worked all [G#m] through the winter, the weather [F#m] was so bitter.
I [Bm] put away a tenner, each which would [Dm] make her better.
When the [Am] time was ready, we had to [Gm] sell the telly.
And [F] he was by the fire, with little [A] kids beside her.
[D]
This morning [G] at four fifty, I took her [D] out the nifty.
Down to her [E] incubator, where [D] thirty minutes later,
She gave [G] birth to a daughter, within a [D] year, a walker.
She looked [B] just like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
[A] [E]
Now [A] she's two years older, her [E] mother's good as a soldier.
She left me [C#m] with my drinking, became [E] a proper stinging.
The devil [A] came and took me, from Balti [E] Street to Pookie.
No more [C#m] nights by the telly, no more [E] night nappies smelling.
Alone [A] here in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing.
I beg [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business.
And she [A] won't write a letter, though I [E] always tell her.
And so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm really [E] up the junction.
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[A] [E]
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Key:
E
A
C#m
D
F#m
E
A
C#m
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[E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
[E] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [E] I never thought [A] it would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham out on [C#m] the windy common.
That night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she'd [A] dial out the rations with some [E] other passions.
I said, [C#m] you are a lady, perhaps [E] she said, I may be. _ _ _ _ _ _
We moved [A] into a basement, the thoughts [E] of our engagement.
We stayed in by [C#m] the telly, although [E] the room was smelly.
We spent [A] our time just kissing, the rare [E] ones we're missing.
This love [C#m] had got us hooked up, and all [E] our time it took up. _ _ _ _ _
I got [A] a job with Stanley, he said [E] I'd come in handy.
It started [C#m] me on Monday, so I had a [E] bath on Sunday.
I worked [A] eleven hours, I bought the [E] girl some flowers.
She said [C#m] she'd seen the doctor, and nothing [E] now could stop her.
_ _ _ _ [C#m] _
I worked all [G#m] through the winter, the weather [F#m] was so bitter.
I [Bm] put away a tenner, each which would [Dm] make her better.
When the [Am] time was ready, we had to [Gm] sell the telly.
And [F] he was by the fire, with little [A] kids beside her.
_ _ _ _ [D] _
This morning [G] at four fifty, I took her [D] out the nifty.
Down to her [E] incubator, where [D] thirty minutes later,
She gave [G] birth to a daughter, within a [D] year, a walker.
She looked [B] just like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [E] _ _
Now [A] she's two years older, her [E] mother's good as a soldier.
She left me [C#m] with my drinking, became [E] a proper stinging.
The devil [A] came and took me, from Balti [E] Street to Pookie.
No more [C#m] nights by the telly, no more [E] night nappies smelling. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Alone [A] here in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing.
I beg [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business.
And she [A] won't write a letter, though I [E] always tell her.
And so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm really [E] up the junction. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
[E] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [E] I never thought [A] it would happen with me and the [E] girl from Clapham out on [C#m] the windy common.
That night [E] I ain't forgotten, when she'd [A] dial out the rations with some [E] other passions.
I said, [C#m] you are a lady, perhaps [E] she said, I may be. _ _ _ _ _ _
We moved [A] into a basement, the thoughts [E] of our engagement.
We stayed in by [C#m] the telly, although [E] the room was smelly.
We spent [A] our time just kissing, the rare [E] ones we're missing.
This love [C#m] had got us hooked up, and all [E] our time it took up. _ _ _ _ _
I got [A] a job with Stanley, he said [E] I'd come in handy.
It started [C#m] me on Monday, so I had a [E] bath on Sunday.
I worked [A] eleven hours, I bought the [E] girl some flowers.
She said [C#m] she'd seen the doctor, and nothing [E] now could stop her.
_ _ _ _ [C#m] _
I worked all [G#m] through the winter, the weather [F#m] was so bitter.
I [Bm] put away a tenner, each which would [Dm] make her better.
When the [Am] time was ready, we had to [Gm] sell the telly.
And [F] he was by the fire, with little [A] kids beside her.
_ _ _ _ [D] _
This morning [G] at four fifty, I took her [D] out the nifty.
Down to her [E] incubator, where [D] thirty minutes later,
She gave [G] birth to a daughter, within a [D] year, a walker.
She looked [B] just like her mother, if there could [D] be another.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [E] _ _
Now [A] she's two years older, her [E] mother's good as a soldier.
She left me [C#m] with my drinking, became [E] a proper stinging.
The devil [A] came and took me, from Balti [E] Street to Pookie.
No more [C#m] nights by the telly, no more [E] night nappies smelling. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Alone [A] here in the kitchen, I feel there's [E] something missing.
I beg [C#m] for some forgiveness, but begging's [E] not my business.
And she [A] won't write a letter, though I [E] always tell her.
And so it's [C#m] my assumption, I'm really [E] up the junction. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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