The Day Before You Came sing and play along

I must have left my house at eight be cause I al ways do.

My train, I'm cer tain, left the sta tion just when it was due.

I must have read the morn ing pa pers,

go ing in to town

and hav ing got ten through the ed it o ri al,

no doubt I must have frowned.

see.

I must have made my desk a round a quar ter af ter nine

with let ters to be read,

and heaps of pa pers wait ing to be signed.

I must have gone to lunch at half past twelve or so,

the us ual place, the us ual bunch.

And still on top of this I'm pret ty sure it must have rained

the day be fore you came.

I must have lit my sec ond cig a rette at half past two.

And at the time I nev er e ven no ticed I was blue.

I must have kept on drag ging through the busi ness of the day

and with out real ly know ing an y thing I hid a part of me a way.

see.

At six I must have left,

there's no ex cep tion to the rule.

A mat ter of rou tine I've done it ev er since I fin ished school.

The train back home a gain,

un doubt ed ly I must have read the eve ning pa pers then.

Oh yes, I'm sure my life was well with in its u sual frame

the day be fore you came.

I came.

I must have o pened my front door at eight o' clock or so,

and stopped a long the way to buy some Chi nese food to go.

I'm sure I had my din ner watch ing some thing on T.

V.

There's not a sin gle ep i sode of House of Cards a that I have failed to see.

I must have gone to bed a round a quar ter af ter ten.

I need a lot of sleep and so I like to be in bed by then.

I must have read a while,

the lat est Mar garet At wood book or some thing in that style.

It's fun ny, but I had no sense of liv ing with out aim.

the day be fore you came.

I came.

I came.

And came.