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Carpenters, The ~ Ticket To Ride


(*) I Think I'm gonna be sad
I think it's today, yeah
The boy that's driving me mad is going away

(**) He's got a ticket to ride
He's got a ticket to ride
He's got a ticket to ride
And he don't care

He said that living with me
Is bringing him down, yeah
He would never be free
When I was around

Repeat (**)

Don't know why he's ridin' so high
He ought to do right
He ought to do right by me
Before he gets to sayin' good-bye
He ought to do right
He ought to do right by me

Repeat (*)
Repeat (**)

Don't care
Think I'm gonna be sad...


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