IT?S ALL BEEN DONE
D     G      Em               A
I met you before the fall of Rome
    D         G      Em              A
And I begged you to let me take you home
D                  Daug
You were wrong, I was right
           Bm                 D7
You said goodbye, I said goodnight
G              Bm
It?s all been done
G              D
It?s all been done
G             Em     A
It?s all been done before
D       G    Em                 A
I knew you before the west was won
    D        G           Em                 A
And I heard you say the past was much more fun
D                          Daug
You go your way, I?ll go mine
          Bm             D7
But, I?ll see you next time
G              Bm
It?s all been done
G              D
It?s all been done
G            Em      A
It?s all been done before
D                 Daug            Bm            D7
And if I put my fingers here, and if I say ?I love you, dear?
     G              A                     Bm
And if I play the same three chords, will you just run and say
G               Bm
It?s all been done
G              D
It?s all been done
G             Em     A
It?s all been done before
D           G          Em                A
Alone and bored on a thirtieth-century night
     D      G  Em                 A
Will I see you on The Price is Right?
D                   Daug           Bm             D7
Will I cry?  Will I smile?  As you run down the aisle?
G              Bm
It?s all been done
G              D
It?s all been done
G              Em     A
It?s all been done before


G              Bm
It?s all been done
G              D
It?s all been done
G               A
It?s all been done
G               Bm
It?s all been done
G               D
It?s all been done
G              A      D
It?s all been done before


In all reality, this was transcribed by a 15-year-old Canadian prodigy named Frank Gilbert,
who despite his heritage, had never heard of the Barenaked Ladies before coming to a
fine American school in Iowa.  One day all of Quebec and Canada will rave over his
virtuosity.  Just remember, it all started with his American history teacher, Frank Howell.