F  Fmaj7              Bb/F Bb6
I shouldn't have driven
Gm   Gm7              C7
you shouldn't have driven
       F    Fmaj7                Bb/F Bb6
but we got there and had a good time
     Gm            C
so we left the car and the cabby was from a war zone
Am      Dm            Gm
we were glad he was driving us home
      C
I was glad about that mood
Am         Dm             Gm
we took it on, we took it on board

[Chorus]
C9  C7  F Fmaj7   Bbmaj7  Bb6   Gm Gm7     C7
I said "Thank you,       thank you, for loving me at my worst"
Bbmaj7        Am7
if this isn't love, it's very close
Dm7              Ebmaj7    C7
can you hear the world is waking up?
Bbmaj7     Am7           Dm7
can we be crazy for a few more years?
         Ebmaj7   C7
have I got them in me?

[Verse 2]
F      Fmaj7                       Bb/F Bb6
Bought myself one of them keyboard axes
Gm   Gm7                    C7
wanted to get out and dance away from the piano
         F  Fmaj7                        Bb/F Bb6
that could have been the beginning of the end
      Gm                C
if I wasn't already in the middle
Am            Dm           Gm
the crowd was confused and then they cheered
     C
my career it was back on track
Am        Dm           Gm           C9   C7
I was relieved full of love for the people

[Chorus]
C9  C7  F Fmaj7   Bbmaj7  Bb6   Gm Gm7     C7
I said "Thank you,       thank you, for loving me at my worst"
Bbmaj7        Am7
if this isn't love, it's very close
Dm7              Ebmaj7    C7
can you hear the world is waking up?
Bbmaj7     Am7           Dm7
can we be crazy for a few more years?
         Ebmaj7   C7
have I got them in me?

[Bridge]
Gm       Fmaj7               Ebmaj7
All you bright middle-aged things
                   Bb     Eb    Bb
attending your sons and daughters
Gm                  Fmaj7                   Ebmaj7
spare a thought for me out here with the kids
                   Bb     Eb    Bb
to hell with your bricks and mortar
     C7                  Eb
it's you and me and the Holy Ghost
Bb                           Gm7
on the road to dawn heading down the coast
              Bb             Am            Gm
we're better sorry than safe when you count the cost
   Bb             Am               Gm7
sorry than safe when you count the cost

[Verse 3]
F                              Bb
(spoken)There's a bar out East, it's called The Scrum
Gm7                     C7
only red wine and the finest of cigars
F                  Bb
and if we leave now we'll still get in
Gm7                      C7
you can find yourself a young consort
Am                  Dm                                 Gm7
writers of unpopular fiction sung)are trying to drink more
                      C9
than bikies who've all left their beards at the door
Am                   Dm7                 Gm7
you'll drink all the wine and smoke your cigar

[Chorus]
    C7sus4 C7 F Fmaj7  Bbmaj7  Bb6               Gm    Gm7
and say     "Thank you,          each and every one of you
C7
for loving me at my worst"
Bbmaj7        Am7
if this isn't love, it's very close
Dm7                Ebmaj7   C7
can you hear the world is waking up?
Bbmaj7      Am7          Dm7
can we be crazy for a few more years?
        Ebmaj7    C7
have I got them in me?