Jolly
Comes Home (Difford/Tilbrook)
INTRO: G
G
She's screaming into his collar
C G/B Am
Beating him on the chest
D Dsus4 D
He's showing her no emotion
C G
Their love's put to the test
G Gsus4/D G
He thinks that he makes her happy
C G/B Am
By simply being there
D Dsus4 D
The silences get longer
C G
The more she pulls her hair
Em Em9/D A/C#
Love can be damaged by silence
C G D
Tied to a ball and chain
Em Em9/D A/C#
Love can be driven to violence
C G D
From what once seemed so tame
C G/B A
Wearing his dinner this evening
C D G
Jolly comes home again
G Gsus4/D
The mule's sitting by the fire
C G/B Am
The house at his control
D Dsus4 D
He hops around the channels
C G
His eyes on film patrol
G Gsus4/D G
She's driven from her senses
C G/B Am
Her mundane life erupts
D Dsus4 D
She leaps up from the sofa
C G
And jumps upon her lump
Love can be damaged by silence
C G D
Tied to a ball and chain
Em Em9/D A/C#
Love can be driven to violence
C G D
From what once seemed so tame
C G/B A
Wearing his dinner this evening
C D G
Jolly comes home again
Gsus4 G
Gsus4 G
Em Em7/D A/C#
C G D
C G/B A
C D
G Gsus4 G
The room was all dark and quiet
C G/B Am
In bed there side by side
D Dsus4 D
There in the small of her back
C G
An olive branch tonight
G
He wants to say he's sorry
D/A G/B C G/B Am
She wants to make him bed
D Dsus4 D
For all the pain she's suffered
C G G/B
In her heart and her head
Em Em9/D A/C#
Love can be damaged by silence
C G D
Tied to a ball and chain
Em Em9/D A/C#
Love can be driven to violence
C G D
From what once seemed so tame
C G/B A
Wearing his dinner this evening
C D G
Jolly comes home again
G Am G/B C G/B A
Wearing his dinner this evening
C D G
Jolly comes home again
Contributed by Christopher Beckett