Tom: G G Di-di-di-dit dit-dit di-di-dit G Di-di-di-dit dit-dit di-di-dit G Hey, Carrie-Anne Di-di-di-dit dit-dit di-di-dit G Hey, Carrie-Anne Di-di-di-dit dit-dit di-di-dit C F/A C/G C F/A C/G When we were at school, our games were simple C F/A C/G C F/A C/G I played a janitor, you played a monitor C F/A C/G C F/A C/G Then you played with older boys and prefects C F/A /Ab G What's the attraction in what they're doing? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F/A C/G C F/A C/G You were always something special to me C F/A C/G C F/A C/G Quite independent, never caring C F/A C/G C F/A C/G You lost your charm as you were aging C F/A /Ab G Where is your magic disappearing? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? F Bb F You're so - so like a woman to me (so like a woman to me) Bb Gsus4 G G9 G So (so!) - so like a woman to me (like a woman to me) C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F/A C/G C F/A C/G People live and learn, but you're still learning C F/A C/G C F/A C/G You use my mind and I'll be your teacher C F/A C/G C F/A C/G When the lesson's over, you'll be with me C F/A /Ab G Then I'll hear the other people saying C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? C F Gsus4 C F Gsus4 Hey, Carrie-Anne, what's your game now, can anybody play? F C/E G/D C Carrie-Anne (Carrie-Anne) Carrie-Anne