Whatever Happened To - JOHN LENNON - HEIMAUFNAHME (1978) WHATEVER HAPPENED TO (c) 1985 Lenono Music Verwendete Akkorde: (Kapodaster auf dem 1. Bund) EADGBE Gm: 355333 Fm: 133111 Ab7: 464544 Ab6: 464564 AbX: 464584 F#7: 242322 F#m7: 242222 Eb: 668886 Db: 446664 B: 224442 Ab: 466544 F#: 244322 Intro: Cm Ab Ab7 Ab6 AbX Ab6 Gm Well she used to be an artist But she threw away the key Fm Gm Fm Got a job Cm You know, 9 to 5 Gm And the most peculiar people Hang around her everyday Fm Gm Fm Bunch of slobs You know the kind Ab7 Ab6 AbX Ab6 Now she's coming from nowhere F#7 F#m7 Keeps herself in the dark F#7 F#m7 Hides her head in a scarf F#7 G6 G7 Got her books in a shawl Eb Db Whatever happened to B The woman we once knew Ab F# The river's rising fast Eb Db And if she hears me now B Trying to get the message somehow Ab F# Don't burn the boats till last She used to be a swimmer With a rope around her neck Such a shame Ain't that a shame And her mother was a lawyer Taught her how to read a check You know the game Who's to blame Comin' from nowhere She keeps herself in the dark Hides her head in a scarf Got her books in a shawl Whatever happened to The woman we once knew The river's rising fast And if she's listening now Trying to get the message somehow Don't burn the boats, they're built to last Well she used to be an artist But she threw away the key Got a job You know 9 to 5 Got a job, job You know, 9 to 5 The most peculiar people Hang around her everyday Bunch of slobs You know the kind Going from nowhere Ah, she keeps herself in the dark Hides her head in the scarf Got her books in the shawl Whatever happened to The woman we once knew The river's rising fast Ah, it feels better now Trying to get the message somehow The boat is burning fast Kommentar: Like countless other songs he demoed, this was never returned to the moment after it was recorded. It seems to be written mainly as a guitar and tempo exercise. The fact it has been written in the third-person probably indicates Lennon intended it for his planned musical "The Ballad Of John And Yoko".