C           Em            Am     Am7
  I used to wake up in the morning,
G                      G7
  I used to feel so bad.
C       Em             Am        Am7
  I got sick of having sleepless nights,
G
  I went and told my dad.
         Am             Am7         F         E7
He said: Son now here's some little somethings.
Am                Am7    G   G7
  And stuck them on my  wall.
C            Em                      Am    Am7
  And now my nights aren't quite so lonely.  In fact I,
G                            G
  I don't feel bad at all,  I don't feel bad at all.

CHORUS:

C           Em    Am      G       F      Em  D  G
Pictures of Lily, made my life so wonder-ful.
C           Em    Am        G       F  Em  D  E
Pictures of Lily, helped me sleep at ni -  - ght.
A           C#m   F#m       E         D   C#m  Bm  E
Pictures of Lily, solved my childhood pro-blems.
A           C#m   F#m       E      D   E
Pictures of Lily, helped me feel al-ri-ght.

BRIDGE:


E  D  E                   E  D  E
        Pictures of Lily.        Lily, oh Lily.


A  G  A                  A  G  A
        Lily, oh Lily.          Pictures of Lily.

D  C  D | D  C  D | G  F  G | G

VERSE 2:

C              Em                 Am       Am7
  And then one day things weren't quite so fine,
G                     G   G7
  I fell in love with Lily.
C            Em            Am      Am7
  I asked my dad where Lily I could find he said:
G
  Son now don't be silly.
Am            Am7                 F      E7
   She's been dead since nineteen twenty-nine.
Am          Am7       G    G7
   Oh how I cried that night.
C         Em             Am     Am7
  If only I'd be born in Lily's time,
G
  it would have been al-ri- ght.

CHORUS:

C           Em   Am      G       F      Em  D  G
Pictures of Lily, made my life so wonder-ful.
C           Em   Am        G       F  Em  D  E
Pictures of Lily, helped me sleep at ni -  - ght.
A            C#m         F#m    E      D   C#m  Bm  E
  For me and Lily are to-gether in my  drea-ms.
A       C#m          F#m             E    D
  And I ask you: Hey mister have you ever seen,


E        D  E
Pictures of Li- ly.