Eisley - Plenty Of Paper Ukulele

EISLEY
PLENTY OF PAPER

great song. love the key changes and F#s.

INTRO:
Em

VERSE 1:
Em
Something's growing under that wing
 Em/F#  Em/G
I think a face is dawning -- oh no the books are growing faces
Em
And you're lost quite classically
       Em/F# Em/G
With your nose in a book... and it seems so fitting... and

PRECHORUS:
    F                          F#dim                  Dm/A             Dm/F
        perhaps this is the end we've sought after for so long
       Dm7/E                   Dm7/C                                    
And perhaps now it's done

CHORUS:
C
Cause we've found all entire dreams of 
Dm                               
men and machines and turned them all around our
  Am  G   Em  G
Identical hands
         Am      G     Em C
Composing our commands

VERSE 2:
  Em
I cut the moon in half
      Em/F#     Em/G 
And stuck a piece through my hair -- it made the back of my head glow
Em
Golden yellow and then I took
Em/F#  Em/G
Ten stars on sticks and placed them in my small metal
F                      F#dim                             Dm/A             Dm/F
    Bucket and I gave the other half of the moon to you
                                     Dm7/E                         Dm7/C
Ooh, so you wouldn't forget me while I'm gone

CHORUS:
C
Cause we've found all entire dreams of 
Dm                               
men and machines and turned them all around our to
C               
Enjoy them and benefit ourselves
        Dm
Our paperback books, our charming looks
  Am  G   Em  G
Identical hands
         Am      G     Em C
Composing our commands

BRIDGE:
         Am
And oh my love
                                 C
We can live on the sun
                                        Am
And wouldn't we be attractive
                          F
Riding in our shiny motor cars
          F#dim
With eyeglasses full of stars
          F                              F#dim             D7
And plenty of paper for scenery paintings

CHORUS:
             C 
'Cause we found all entire dreams of 
Dm 
men and machines and turned them all around to
C                               
Enjoy them and benefit ourselves
        Dm
Our paperback books, our charming looks (our)
  Am  G   Em  G
Identical hands
         Am      G     Em C
Composing our commands