Tracy Jacks

(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) works in civil service 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) its steady employment 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) is a golfing fanatic 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) But his put is erratic 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) saw a Harley Street Doctor 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) who prescribed healthy living 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) he‘s getting past forty 
(B) (A) (B) 
(Tracy Jacks) and all the seams are splitting 
 
(G) (B) 
Everyday he got closer 
(B) (E) 
He knew in his heart he was over 
(F#m) (B) 
Saying I‘d love to stay here and be normal 
(B7) 
But its just so overrated 
 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) left home without warning 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) at five in the morning 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) got on the first train to Walton 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) stood on the sea front laughing 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) ran up and down naked 
(Gm7) (A) (Gm7) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) got stopped by the police 
(B) (A) (B) (A) 
(Tracy Jacks) driven back to London 
 
(G#m) (A) (B) 
And then it happened on a Tuesday morning 
(G#m) (A) (B) 
Tracy Jacks bulldozed down the house he lived in 
(B7) 
Saying its just so overrated