Toledo

Well I do[D]n't know what day it is,
           [G]     walkdown to [F#]        [Bm]
and I'm afraid to say I'm not sure where I am.
And these[F#m] hotel rooms and g[Bm]reasy spoons
have o[E]ver stayed their welcome once a[A7]gain.
And the f[D]olks down in the hotel lounge,
          [G]   walkdown to  [F#]        [Bm]
sit far apart and order rounds all night.
And I'd r[F#m]ather be upon the [Bm]moon,
'cause at[E]least from there I'd have you in my [A7]sight.

I'm s[Em]ure it's indisputable, I h[A]ear Toledo's beautiful.
[D]But not here from this [Em]hotel lobby p[Gm]hone[D].
[Em]So no offense Toledo, but I[A]'m going h[D]ome.

And if I was there I'd pick you up,
and take you out and head down to the crown.
We'd trip the light fandango,
tie a yellow ribbon around this town.
And I'd sing for you karaoke,
so go on girl and pick your favourite song.
And the Japanese- Jimmy-Deans-Rock-a-Billy boyfriends sing along.

I'm sure it's indisputatble, I hear Toledo's beautiful.
But not here from this hotel lobby phone.
So no offense Toledo, but I'm going home.

And your v[Bm]oice is in my h[F#m]eart, and it's po[G]unding like the [D]sea.
It s[Bm]ings at night a[F#m]lone, in a[Bbdim] perfect melody.
But the vo[Bm]ices in my he[F#m]ad are still fig[G]hting off at s[D]ea,
so [Bm]come down from that wi[Em]dow's walk
and l[A]ay your heavy heart on me[D].

I'm sure it's indisputable, they say Toledo's beautiful.
And I'm here at the perfect time of year.
But no offense Toledo, but I'm outta here.