D A D Strikes the bell for five o'clock, Uncle Arthur closes shop,A D screws the tops on all the bottles, turns the lights out, locks it up.G A D Climbs across his bike and he's away-G A C6 A cycles past the gas works, past the river, down the high street,G A D D# back to mother. It's another empty day.E D A E D A Uncle Arthur- likes his mummy- Uncle Arthur- still reads comics-E D A Uncle Arthur- follows Bat-man-.D A D Round and round the rumours fly, how he ran away from mum,A D on his thirty-second birthday, told her that he'd found a chum.G A D Mother cried and raved and yelled and fussed-G A C6 A Arthur left her no illusion brought the girl round, save confusion,G A D D# Sally was the real thing not just lust.E D A E D A Uncle Arthur- vanished quickly- Uncle Arthur- and his new bride-E D A Uncle Arthur- follows Sally-.E B E Round and round goes Arthur's head, hasn't eaten well for days,B E little Sally may be lovely, but cooking leaves her in a maze.A B E Uncle Arthur packed his bags and fled.A B D6 B A Back to mother, all's forgiven serving in the family shop, he getsB E F- his pocket money, he's well fed.F# E B F# E B Uncle Arthur- passed the gas works- Uncle Arthur- passed the river-F# E B F# E B Uncle Arthur- down the high street- Uncle Arthur- follows mother-.
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