G7Chloë is a borough socialist
C6She insists there's not much more to it
B7Than drinks with a certain element
E7Of downtown art G7criticism
G7I benefit more than I should admit
C6From her unscrupulous therapist
B7How Benzedrine supposed F7to address
E7Your shoplifting is G7anybody's guess
G7Chloë
C6Chloë
EmPlease don't C#7ever Emchange
G13 C6 Am7
G13 C6 C#dim7
That G7story that continues to persist
C6How you could have dropped the cigarette
B7On the trip your boyfriend’s canoe flipped
E7Doesn’t loose your G7grip on me a bit
G13 C6 Am7
G13 C6 C#dim7
G7She and I, we were insеparable
C6'Til Ma called my East Coast uncle to
B7Ascеrtain the welfare of her son
E7Howard said "Ma G7ry, you’d better come"
G13Chloë
Her name is C6Chloë
C#dim7And he's talking D#dim7awful E7strange
But the Ammore they B7b9abhor you Em Gdim G#dim
The Ammore I B7b9adore you Em Gdim G#dim
I Amwould but I B7b9can't
My Emheart don't stand a Gdim7chance
Of F#dim7even a glance
Her B7b9soul is a pitch black ex C#panse
C#13 F#6 F7 A#7b9 C#7
C#13 F#6 F7 A#7b9 C#7 D#m6
G#13Summer ended on the balcony
C#6She put on Flight of the Valkyries
C7At your thirty-first birthday party
F7Took a leap in G#13to the Autumn leaves