Six o’clock
G - F G - F
G
F
There's something special
'bout six o'clock,
G
F
in the morning when it's still
too early to knock,
E Am
and the dusky light shines
down on the block,
E
Am
and reflects up and down on
the hands of the clock,
F ~
six o'clock, six o'clock.
G E Am
1. A few hours ago she was
standing here,
C
just watching the stars in our
eyes,
D G
and the lights as the tights disappeared.
Em E
And I could feel I could say
what I wanted,
Am - A
that I could
nudge her and call her my confidante.
G D C
G
And now I'm all alone with
just my shadow in front,
F
at six o'clock, six o'clock
G E Am
2. I went home and found that time to sleep was
rare,
C D G
just watching my eyelids,
knowing my brain bids the night not to care.
Em
E
I got up and got scufflin' around,
Am A
but somehow it just wasn't the
same happy town
G D C G
and the bells didn't ring with
the same happy sound,
F
at six o'clock, six o'clock.
F
G - F G
If I go back where we parted, could I ever feel like that again ?
F G - D
Guess I'll just have to wait
'til tomorrow, but what can I do
'til then?
G E Am
3. Guess I'll go back home and
just wait until dawn,
C
D G
yes, I had to learn going back
where we were wouldn't help at all.
Em
E
And I wish my head had been
working right,
Am A
we'd have gone for coffee and
talked all night,
G D C G
and now I'm back alone, bein' twisted up tight,
F
six o'clock, six o'clock.
G D - C - G
Now I'm back alone !
G D - C - G
Yes, now I'm back alone !
G - D - C - G
I'm back alone
!
G - D
- C - G (2x) ….
(The Lovin’
Spoonful)