Julie

[D]    [G]    [D]    [G]

 D Julie was a lonely  G girl,
She said she was born that  D way,
She always felt that  G way.
 D She left home at age six G teen
get a job what are you supposed to  D do:  that's what you got to do G
 D She fell in love and settled  G down
in a council  D place there on the edge of  G town

 D She felt a A lone in a crowded  G room
 D Cry when she  A heard a happy  G tune

Oh  D it would be nice to holi G day
Till they took her job a D way
They just took her life a G way
And  D doing nothing nothing isn't  G fun
When there's nothing from which to  D run
Yeah there's nowhere left to  G run
 D She'd visit the social every  G day
Every time be turned a D way
Every time be turned a G way.

 D She felt a A lone in a crowded  G room
 D Cry when she  A heard a happy  G tune

(short instrumental break)

  [D]   [A]   [D]   [G]   [D]   [A]   [G]

A  D hundred stairs to her new  G room
Over glass and blackened  D spoons
Childred grow old so  G soon.
 D Passed the kids who gathered  G there
Pain masked by narcotic  D stares
but no one really  G cares.

 D Her dreams were  A cut up and bled  G dry
A  D million voic A es in her  G cry

 A Julie waits, her  D world is  G her win A dow
 A And Julie hates just  D what she  G dosn't  A know
 A And Julie hates, she  D hates the  G world be A low
 A And Julie loves, she  D loves too  G much to  A know

(cue bagpipes and violins)

Corrections welcome