This song is a "forest of chords", so you know, I must have missed a
couple.
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D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) She moved from Clapham D And didn't look back Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D Her life was changed in an instant D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) The van was filled up D And tied to the rack Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D Her home that now seemed so distant Dm Kissing goodbye E To her friends on the stairs Bb7 G She felt a loss deep within her Cm C Sat in the front seat with stuff everywhere F A C (3rd fret) The neighbours said they would ring her D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) They moved to the sea front D And loved their new view Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D Of tides coming in on the shingle D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) She and her daughter D Found new things to do Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D At last it was good to be single Dm And in the summer E The place came alive Bb7 G Lights on the pier in the evening Cm C The fresh sea air you could cut it with a knife F Such a wonderful feeling walkdown A She worked in a pub C#m Where bands would appear Em Bm F On a tiny stage in the corner She watched them load in C With tattered old gear G Bm The place would get like a sauna A London had gone now C#m Her new life was strong Em Bm F She found herself a new karma She fell for a man C Who played in a band G Bm And took her life from it's drama D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) She moved from Clapham D And didn't look back Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D The past was neatly extinguished D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) He was much younger D But she lived with that Db Am7 C (3rd fret) D He struggled hard with his english Dm She felt his loving E And proudly reclaimed Bb7 G All of the warmth she'd been lacking Cm They lay in bed C Looking out at the rain F A C (3rd fret) No more moving or packing D (5th fret) C (3rd fret) She moved from Clapham D And didn't look back Db Am7 C (3rd fret) A Her life was changed in an instant