Neighbour

Procol Harum

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SONG: NEIGHBOUR ARTIST: PROCOL HARUM TAB BY: DON CZARSKI EMAIL: NEIGHBOUR PROCOL HARUM INTRO: VERSE: I got these thoughts keep stealing through my mind I can’t be the one that’s left behind No matter how much I try to catch him up He always seems to have a fuller cup VERSE: The envy nearly sends me to the brink Sometimes I get so crazy I can’t think He keeps on buying better sets of wheels He don’t have no idea just how I feel CHORUS: He’s my neighbour (We’re the neighbours) But I’m a craver (He’s a craver) After more He’s my neighbour (He’s my neighbour) And I wish he didn’t have to live next door VERSE: I’m living in a semi he’s in a detached I wish his Jaguar would crash His wife makes mine look like a sorry sight I hear their wild loving through the night INSTRUMENTAL: CHORUS: He’s my neighbour (I’m your neighbour) I’m a craver (He’s a craver) After more (More more) He’s my neighbour (I’m your neighbour) But I wish he didn’t have to live next door (Door. door) VERSE: Voices of anger keep running through my head Rage that makes me see bright red His fence is of a much better quality The flowers in his garden laugh at me (ha-ha ha-ha) CHORUS: He’s my neighbour (We’re the neighbours) And I’m a craver (Considerably richer than you) After more He’s my neighbour (Do me a favour!) But I wish he didn’t have to live next door (Dooooooooooooor…) OUTRO: (Laughing........)

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