Belle and Sebastian - Marx and Engels From I'm Waking Up To Us, 2001. Capo 3 Intro: D A G D C G Em A D A G D There is misery in all I hear and see, from the people on T.V. C G Em A After their tea when life begins again, they'll be happier than me D A There are a thousand meals being made on Saturday G D C G From the view I saw today, I took a bet inside the launderette, Em A With a girl from Wallesey D A G She spoke in dialect, I could not understand, but one thing that D C G D She made clear, there was no coming on to her, there was no way. Interlude from D: A G D C G Em A x2 (Repeat Verse) Conclusion: C G G There was no coming on to her, there was no intellect, that she Em D C Em Could respect, if it couldn't see, that the girl just wants to be G D Left alone with Marx and Engels for awhile, C Em A She's writing in style, of any riot girl. What a ballad; Aquinas says 'pulcra sunt quae visa placent' ...perhaps if Belle and Sebastian were around in his day, he would have changed eyes to ears. R. T. Devitt.