Idea Is Good But The World Isnt Ready Yet

Strophe 1:  [D]                         [Bm]
            Go to the station, in the so called spring again,
            say hel[Em]lo to a [G]stranger, that comes [D]out a train.
            Invite him for a coke, in the [Bm]snackbar straight ahead,
            [Em]maybe he has got [G]problems and wants to [D]talk about that.[A]

[Em]            [G]Probably he ha[D]s no time I bet
            the [Em]idea is good, but the [G]world isn't ready [D]yet.

Strophe 2:  [D]                           [Bm]
            Ride with the bicycle, to another part of the city,
            say hel[Em]lo to a [G]girl, that maybe doesn't [D]think you're pretty.
            Invite her for an ice-cream, [Bm]cujamara split,
            [Em]maybe, she's got a [G]problem and wants to [D]talk about it.[A]

[Em]            P[G]robably she ha[D]s no time I bet
            The [Em]idea is good, but the [G]world isn't ready [D]yet.

Strophe 3:  [D]                                        [Bm]
            Yesterday at half past three, there was another song to write,
            so I [Em]call up a [G]girlfriend, in the [D]middle of the night.
            And I sing it through the telephone, and it [Bm]says: I love you,
            [Em]after I lay [G]up, I'm quite [D]in a moody blue.[A]

[Em]            P[G]robably she ha[D]s no time I bet
            The [Em]idea is good, but the [G]world isn't ready [D]yet.
            [Em]Probably she [G]has no time I [D]bet
            The [Em]idea is good, but the [G]world isn't ready [D]yet.