Give me Shakespeare
G - Em - G - D
G
1. I really love you for
your mind,
Em
and I
know that we're two of a kind.
G
I don't go straight for that
physical bit,
D
it
always turns out a one-way trip.
E
But won't you come up to my
room,
A
so we
can discuss, say, Egyptian tombs,
D
or
maybe just do a few little steps
D7
from
one of our favourite Bolshoi ballets.
G D
Oh, give me Shakespeare instead of long French kisses,
G C D
give me Mozart instead of holding
me tight,
G F D
give me Tolstoy instead of
girl-talk drivel,
G D
like 'Baby, it's alright'.
G
D
Give me Shakespeare instead of moonlight flirting,
G C D
give me Schubert instead of
Hollywood tears,
G F D
give me Bolshoi
instead of all-night hustle,
Em D G
give me Henry Moore, Salvador Dali,
and an evening at the opera !
+ D - G - D
G
2. I really love you as you are,
Em
and
without make-up I think that you'll go far,
G
your
clothes hide your figure beautifully,
D
it
makes a lovely change, I mean that sincerely.
E
I've got so much respect for
you,
A
and I
know that you've got respect for me, too,
D
so
let's go and relax on my bed,
D7
so we
can confirm all that we've said. + CHORUS + D - G - D
Em
Writing and painting, poetry
and neurology,
D
those
are just some of my favourite things.
Em
Gershwin and Schumann, Newton
and Rasputin,
A D
those
are just some of my favourite people. + CHORUS + D - G - D
Em D
+ Give me Henry Moore, Salvador Dali,
G F - D
give give give Shakespeare, o......h !
G F - D G F - D
Give me Shakespeare, o.......h ! Give me Shakespeare, o......h !
Em D G
Give me Henry Moore, Salvador
Dali and an evening at the opera !
(Sailor)