Has He Got A Friend For Me

Has he got a friend for Me? (Maria McKee) from the album "Maria McKee", 1989

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Music/Lyrics: Richard Thompson, 1972

Transcribed and submitted by Lars Pettersson <lpe@sics.se> Dec, 1997

Intro riff: D Am F C, or

e-|--0--2--------------0-------1--------0--------0----

B-|--2-----3--0-h1-------1-----1--------1-----0-----0-

G-|--3--------2-----2------2---2--------0--0----------

D-|--0--------2--------------2------------------------

A-|----------------------------------0--3-------------

E-|----------------------------1--3-------------------

Note: The only instrument on this song is the piano. However, an accoustic

guitar fits really nice. My guitar intro above corresponds to (and

complements) the piano intro on the CD.

Has he got a friend for me?

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Saturday night and I'm

all alone

no [G]ring on the doorbell

no [D7]ring on the phone

and [Am]nobody wants to know

anyone [Bb]lonely like [C]me [G]

Your boyfriend's goodlooking

he's [C]got it all there

looks like God made him

with [D7]something to spare

you [Am]look good together

scurrying [Bb]off down the [C]street

Has [G]he got a friend

Has [F]he got a friend for [C]me

has [G]he got a friend

has [F]he got a friend for me

(Intro riff)

He's got the haunt of the [C]sea in his eyes

but he wouldn't notice me [D7]passing him by

I could [Am]be in the gutter

or [F]dangling [Bb]down from a [C]tree [G]

If he knows someone

who's [C]graceful and wise

doesn't mind a girl who is [D7]clumsy and shy

I [Am]dont mind going with [F]someone that [Bb]I've never [C]seen [G]

Has [F]he got a friend for [C]me

has [G]he got a friend

has [F]he got a friend

for me?

(Intro riff)

(Intro riff)