I Won't See You
(Tilbrook/Stockwood)

This is from the acoustic CD of the Incomplete G.T. (The original distribution of this 
came with a second CD with all of the songs done acoustically... which is, IMHO, better 
the "electric" CD).
This is just a whacky song that was fun to figure out. Tilbrook is both masterful and insane.

I dare you to play this in the right cadence and tempo.

Bb       F                  C     Eb
Saw your boyfriend just the other day
Bb  F            C   Eb
He seemed really nice
Bb   F             C          Eb
I know it's been a long long while
Bb    F          C     Eb
Since we said goodbye

Ab  D    G         Bm
But when I see you now
Ab D          G        Bm      C  D
My heart just sinks so low somehow
Eb      Bb      F      C        G
I don't see you coming round no more

Bb    F               C     Eb
How I loved it in the afternoon
Bb       F              C     Eb
Hear you knocking on my door
Bb     F            C      Eb
I know that we were not to be
Bb     F           C     Eb
And I know that we were sure

Ab  D    G         Bm
But when I see you now
Ab D          G        Bm      C  D
My heart just sinks so low somehow
Eb      Bb      F      C        G    Bm  F   C
I don't see you coming round no more
Eb         Bb      F      C      G
No I don't see you coming round no more

Bm            Em
Sometimes you just take your chances
   Bm          E
And it doesn't work
Am        F
I let you slip through my fingers
    C           Gm
And even now it hurts

F# C# Ab Eb

G D F C
G D F C
G Bm C D

Eb Bb F C   (note the lack of the G here - just walk down to the Bb)

Bb    F                C         Eb
We've both now been in pastures new
Bb      F               C     Eb
Sampled greener grass a while
Bb    F           C          Eb
But I know that I shouldn't say
Bb      F               C     Eb
I still love to see you smile

Ab  D    G         Bm
But when I see you now
Ab D          G        Bm      C  D
My heart just sinks so low somehow
Eb      Bb      F      C        G
I don't see you coming round no more