Paul McCartney - Riding To Vanity Fair
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I bit my tongue I never talk too much, I try to be so strong. I did my best
I used a gentle touch, I've done it for so long. You put me down But I can laugh
it off And act like nothing's wrong Why pretend? I think I've heard enough
Of your familiar song.
Em C
I'll tell you what I'm gonna do I'll try to take my mind off you.
Em C
Now that you don't need my help I've used the time to think about myself.
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You're not aware Of what you put me through But now the feeling's gone
But I don't mind Do what you have to do You don't fool anyone.
Em C
I'll tell you what I'm gonna do I'll take a different point of you.
Em C
Now that you don't need my help I've used the time to think about myself.
F
The definition of friendship Apparently you're to be sure to support
G F
the one that you love and I was open to friendship But you didn't seem
G
to have to spare While you were riding to Vanity Fair.
A6
There was a time When everyday was young, The sun would always shine.
We sang along When all the songs we sung Believing every line.
Solo: (Em C) x2
F
That's the trouble with friendship Someone to feed it it has to be real
G F
Or it wouldn't be right And I keep hoping for friendship But I wouldn't
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dare to presume it was there While you were riding to Vanity Fair.