Tom: D
D G D
I've got a little wife, she's the joy of my life,
A D
There's no place like home.
D G D
I've got a little house that I call my own,
A D
There's no place like home.
G D
I come home at night from a hard day's work,
A D
meet six or seven kids with their faces full of dirt,
G D
And they all go to sleep on the bosom of your shirt,
A D
There's no place like home.
[Chorus]
D G D
Home, sweet sweet home,
A D
There's no place like home.
[Verse 2]
D G D
When the relatives come to visit you,
A D
There's no place like home.
D G D
They'll bring their trunks and stick like glue,
A D
There's no place like home.
G D
They'll take all the very best beds you've got,
A D
and you can sleep out in an old, cold cot,
G D
With a brother-in-law who's about half shot,
A D
There's no place like home.
[Verse 3]
D G D
When the baby cries out in the middle of the night,
A D
There's no place like home.
D G D
You'll search for medicine without any light,
A D
There's no place like home.
G D
You jump out the bed on an upturned tack,
A D
and fly down the stairs on the middle of your back,
G D
and your wife hollers out "Oh hurry up, Jack",
A D
There's no place like home.
[Chorus]
D G D
Home, sweet sweet home,
A D
There's no place like home.
[Outro]
G D
With your wife's cold feet in the middle of your back,
A D
There's no place like home.
