Kandinsky Prince

I'[G]ve got the same K[A]andinsky prints t[G]hat my brot[A]her's got,

Wi[G]th the same b[A]lack frames, li[G]ke he[A] bought.

In[G] between them, on the w[A]all is som[G]ething my girlf[A]riend calls

tr[G]ashy... [A]

Br[G]ownie and the Boo-[A]man got that f[G]or me.     [A]

  [G]

You get the idea of the G A pattern, right?

On the wall facing us is a black-and-white of all of us back in
Brighton,
I remember it like today, but the sun has made it fade...
Still, I know you where England is.

An[D]d I know this ain'[A]t home,

Bu[D]t it sure feels li[A]ke home.

I [D]know this so[A]mewhere is really nowh[D]ere.  [G]       [A]

same G A pattern

I've got a black-and-white t.v., but I don't really see
The need to burden it with cable.
I got the sofa from the folks, and the table I just stole...
With a nean Mickey's sign for no reason

An[D]d I know this ain'[A]t home,

Bu[D]t it sure feels li[A]ke home.

I [D]know this so[A]mewhere is really nowh[D]ere.  [G]       [A]

  [G]

And I know this ain't home,
But it sure feels like home.
I know this somewhere is really nowhere.

I've got the same Kandinsky prints that my brother's got,
With the same black frames, like he bought.
I got the sofa from the folks, and the table I just stole...
With a nean Mickey's sign for no reason

And I know this ain't home,
But it sure feels like home.
I know this somewhere is really nowhere.