8 Chords used in the song: Em, Bm, Cmaj7, D, G, Am, E, C
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Intro (2x): Em Bm Cmaj7 D
G Bm Em
Don't tell me you don't know what love is when you're old enough to
Bm Em Am
know better. When you find strange hands in your sweater, when
Bm E Am
your dreamboat turns out to be a footnote, I'm a man with a
Bm D
mission in two or three editions, and?
(chorus)
G Bm C D G Bm
I'm giving you a long look ev'ryday, ev'ryday,
C D G Bm
ev'ryday, ev'ryday I write the book.
C
D
1st Verse:
Em G
Chapter one, we didn't really get along, Chapter two, I think I
Bm G C D Em
fell in love with you. you said you'd stand by me in the
Am
middle of Chapter three, but you were up to your old tricks in Chapters
Bm D
four, five, and six, and?
(chorus)
G Bm C D G Bm
I'm giving you a long look ev'ryday, ev'ryday,
C D G Bm
ev'ryday, ev'ryday I write the book.
C
D
2nd verse:
Em G
The way you walk, the way you talk and try to kiss me and laugh in four
Bm G C D Em
or five paragraphs. All your compliments and your
Am Bm D
cutting remarks are captured here in my quotation marks, and?
(chorus)
G Bm C D G Bm
I'm giving you a long look ev'ryday, ev'ryday,
C D G Bm
ev'ryday, ev'ryday I write the book.
C
D
G Bm Em
Don't tell me you don't know the diff'rence, between a lover and a
Bm Em Am Bm
fighter. With my pen and my electric typewriter, even in a
E Am
perfect world where ev'ryone was equal, I'd still own the film rights
Bm D
and be working on the sequel.
{coda}
G Bm C D G Bm
I'm giving you a long look ev'ryday, ev'ryday,
C D Em
ev'ryday, ev'ryday I write the book.
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About this song: Everyday I Write The Book
"Everyday I Write the Book" is a song from Punch the Clock, an album released in 1983 by Elvis Costello and the Attractions. It was written by Elvis Costello and was a Billboard Top 40 hit in the United Kingdom and the United States. It was Elvis Costello's first hit single in the United States, as well as his biggest. According to one reviewer, Elvis Costello himself is consistently dismissive of the composition despite its success and refers to it as "a bad Smokey Robinson song." Lyrics