Cement

So, what I said is what I said and what you said is what you (G)meant.

(Em)And when you left my house in the morning,

you wrote your message on the cement,

(Am)you put the letters and the numbers under people's feet.

(Am)You took all of the dealings and feelings and (D)wrote them on the street.

(G)And ev'rybody, ev'rybody, ev'rybody knows.

(G)And when I went outside and I saw it,

I froze.

(Am)You put my secret and your secret under people's feet.

(Am)You remembered what I said and you wrote it on the

(Em)concrete.

(Em)So, what we do is what we do for me and you,

not (G)ev'ryone.

(Em)But outside, in the night, you were busy (G)writing down what we had done.

(Am)You seemed alright last night but (D)now I know that I was wrong.

(Em)And I guess you know how people talk but it's only words and it's only chalk (Am)and I'll feel (C)better,

maybe when we get some (D)weather.

(A)And ev'rybody, ev'rybody, ev'rybody knows.

(A)And when I went outside and I saw it,

I froze.

(Bm)You remembered what I said and you wrote it on the street.

No, no, no, no.

(A)You never been in love, you never been in love.

(E)You never been in love, you never been in love.

(F#m)You never been in love, you never been in love.

(D)You never been in love,

(Dm)never been in love,

(F#m)never been in love.