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Inbetweener by Sleeper

This is in my opinion, the best song on the album; and it
deserved the top twenty position that it got in the UK charts.
Any additions, comments or corrections to:

Chords Used:

FF Piano Chord 
  :132211
F7F7 Piano Chord 
 :131211
A#A# Piano Chord 
 :687766
CC Piano Chord 
  :8(10)9988
G#G# Piano Chord 
 :465544
GG Piano Chord 
  :354433

Intro: F F7 F F7 F F7

FF Piano Chord 

She`s shopping for kicks, got the weekend to get through

Keeping the rain off her Saturday hairdo
A#A# Piano Chord 

She stops for a coffee she smiles at the waiter

He winks at his friends and they laugh at her later

FF Piano Chord 

He`s cleaning his car on a pebbledash driveway

New chamois leather he got for his birthday
A#A# Piano Chord 

He reads Harold Robbins he flirts with his neighbour

Ingores her at  breakfast he`s reading the paper

G#G# Piano Chord 
                                 GG Piano Chord 

He dreams of a roller she dreams of a fast getaway

Chorus:
CC Piano Chord 

He`s not a prince he`s not a king
A#A# Piano Chord 

She`s not a work of art or anything
CC Piano Chord 

It makes no sense another year
A#A# Piano Chord 

What kind of A to Z would get you here
CC Piano Chord 
                      FF Piano Chord 

He`s nothing special, she`s not too smart
CC Piano Chord 
                    FF Piano Chord 

He studies fashion, she studies art
CC Piano Chord 
                       FF Piano Chord 

I thought I told you right from the start
A#A# Piano Chord 

You were just my imbetween

Just my Inbetween

You`re such an inbetweener

FF Piano Chord 

She went to the dream boys got tickets from Keith Prowse

She cancelled his lifelong subscription to Penthouse
A#A# Piano Chord 

She goes round the corner she sees Harry Conway

She says to herself that she`ll leave him on Monday

G#G# Piano Chord 
                                 GG Piano Chord 

He dreams of a roller she dreams of a fast getaway

Chorus x2

A#A# Piano Chord 

Now it`s much to late to ask me where I`ve been

You were just my inbetweener

Transcription by Alan Delaney.