#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# This file is for personal private use only. All copyright laws apply. -transcribed by Greg Steele - gsteele@steelerubber.com - 73522.2331@compuserve.com "Airstream Bohemians" - John Gorka from "Between Five and Seven" 1996 Dm C Bb C (twice) Dm C Bb She had a reconstructed face C Dm And he had no lips to speak of C Bb There was no feature out of place C Dm C Bb C Dm C Bb C And no recipe for sweet love, sweet love, sweet love... From an Indiana Dodge To an Airstream by the parkway In the silver they would lodge And as for love they hit it sharply... He was the type to look for work Although not the kind to find it She was an office temp and clerk He didn't have to be reminded, But he minded... Bridge: Cm Bb He was a writer in his dreams C Dm He sent his thoughts to magazines C Bb He'd get them back without a check C Dm C Bb C Dm C Bb C What do bohemians expect? He started hanging out with those Collectively misunderstood Their only thought was how to pose And as their failure he was something good... (bridge chords) She roomed and boarded him for years She was supported in her fears She was a ruby in his shoe His neck was red enough for two She had dreams all of her own She'd tell him that soon on the phone She wasn't ever coming back She was never bored, she would give him that He came home drunk out of his head Except she wasn't there to steer He needed her to find the bed She left the Airstream running clear She had a reconstructed face With no regrets to speak of Seems she was not the docile type Without the recipe for sweet love