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Capo 5'th (Works with 3) |
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C I'll lock myself away and not face one more day |
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Dm On the streets of this town |
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G And all |
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I've got to lose, is a feelin' called the blues |
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C And a little ol' frown; |
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I signed your dotted line and did my best at tryin', |
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Dm Givin' all |
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I could give |
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G And all |
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I've gotten back is this feelin' that |
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I lack C What |
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I'm needing to live |
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Dm C And you say you don't see it when a grown man starts to cry, |
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Dm F G You turn your face away and you walk on by. |
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I found myself a girl who brightened up my world > |
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From december to may |
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And then ran off with |
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Jim, but I'll defer to him |
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And his purple beret ' |
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Cause he knows how to wheel and dealand not to feel |
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When he's knockin' you down |
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And I know he'll succeed ' cause thats just what you need |
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On the streets of this town |
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And you say you don't see it when a grown man starts to cry, |
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You turn your face away and you walk on by. |
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I'll lock myself away and not face one more day |
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On the streets of this town |
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And all I've got to lose, is a feelin' called the blues |
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That's been going around; |
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I fit your crazy norm and wore your uniform |
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Where you told me to go |
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And got back in return this here feelin' that |
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I've learned |
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What the Indians know |
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And you say you don't see it when a grown man starts to cry, |
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You turn your face away and you walk on by. |
