From: "Alan Lorraine." (9737487@jura.sms.ed.ac.uk)


"Postcard"  
The Lemonheads
Written and performed by B. Deily on Creator, 
the group's second album.
Released on Taang Records. 1988.


Intro:
Dadd4  D  Dsus2  D     played twice.

Verse 1:
G			 Am
Once I thought I was more right than wrong,
C		         G
Painting myself in the corner.
G			  Am
What I bought and why it takes so long,
C			G
Something inside of her warned her.

Chorus:
Cadd9		       G
I know that it doesn't matter much
G		            Am
But I hope we'll, keep in touch.
Cadd9		            G
I know that we won't go on as such
G		            Am
But I hope we'll, keep in touch.
D			Dadd4 D
Could it be that hard,
Cadd9
To send you a postcard?

Verse 2:
Fragile smile, a ragged sleeve,
Didn't laugh once to often.	(pause)
Before a while, it takes to grieve,
Try to repair what I've done.

Chorus

Middle 8:
        Em		       Cmaj7
You laugh across the kitchen,
      D		  Dadd4  D
At something in a magazine.
   Em		  Cmaj7
I frown across the table,
      D                        Dadd4  D
So blunt, I'm never seen.
          Em	         Cmaj7
Your hair falls in your eyes as you ask
Dadd4     D   Dsus2  D
"What do you mean?"

Verse 3:
See yourself never satisfied,
In the clothes that you try now.
I swore myself, I said I'd never cry.
Close to saying goodbye now.

Last Chorus:
I know that it doesn't matter much
But I'm hoping to keep in touch.
I know that we won't go on as such
But I'm hoping to keep in touch.
Could it be that hard,
To send me a postcard?


Outro:

Dadd4   D   Dsus2   D played twice
Plucking the fourth and sixth strings alternately whilst keeping
the chord changes going ends the song.


Comments:
  In the verses I'm not convinced that it's not Cadd9 instead of C.
Try it too.
  In verse 2,  "Before a while, it takes to grieve", I have no idea 
  if the word is grieve. It could be weave, breathe etc.  
  LISTEN TO THE CD FOR THE STRUMMING PATTERN.