Probably Acordes

	  Am              Dm7 
Dan is drinking coffee 
G               C 
Mary's drinking tea 
Am              Dm7 
Betty's having breakfast 
E7             Am 
in the plastic surgery 
(E ) 
Am               Dm7 
Some say she's a beauty 
G                  C 
Some may say she's mad 
Am                            Dm7 
But she doesn't care what people say 
E7                    Am 
and dyes her red hair black 

Dm7        G 
You don't know, 
C              F 
what they will say 
Dm7             E7                Am 
You probably've to do it your own way 
Dm7       G 
You don't know, 
C              F 
what they will see 
Dm7        E7         Am 
Absolutely nothing – probably 

Am      Dm7 
Tom is vegetarian 
G                   C 
A little fool they  say 
Am                             Dm7 
His father wants to change his mind 
E7                Am 
He's trying every day 
(E ) 
Am             Dm7 
Anne is loving women 
G              C 
Fred is loving men 
Am                         Dm7 
And everybody shakes their head 
E7            Am 
'Cause no one understands 

Dm7        G 
You don't know, 
C              F 
what they will say 
Dm7                 E7            Am 
You probably've to do it your own way 
Dm7        G 
You don't know, 
C               F 
what they will see 
Dm7         E7         Am 
Absolutely nothing – probably 

Am                      Dm7 
In the corner plays a gypsy girl 
G                      C 
With Indians and with Jews 
Am                     Dm7 
Penny sings along with them 
E7                         Am 
though she wears different shoes 

Dm7        G 
You don't know, 
C              F 
what they will say 
Dm7                E7             Am 
You probably've to do it your own way 
Dm7        G 
You don't know, 
C               F 
what they will see 
Dm7         E7        Am 
Absolutely nothing – probably 

You don't know, 
what they will do 
Noone ever knows, 
you don't know too 
You don't know, 
what they will say 
You probably don't need another way