Steamboat

G C Well I'm just a stranger G C I'm only a walker G C I guess I am human G C D G But sometimes I feel like I'm only a ghost D G Like I'm only a wall D G And if you come around, honey, C G D G D I'll probably just follow you home G D G 'Cause it's all that I know how to do D G I was born by a body C G I'll die by one too Em D G C And places are nothing if they ain't got you Em D G And one day I will be a steamboat baby D G One day I can be a freight train lady Em D I'll roll down a river G C And the miles won't phase me Em D G Oh I wish I was better at being alone D7 G Still every night I call you on the phone Em D G C Oh I wish I was more than my skin and my bones G C G C But I've been arranging each of my movements G C And all of my gestures G C And trying to fool myself D G D G Into thinking that everything's small D G And nothing has reason D G C G I woke up and cried a convulsion of honesty D G C Brought me to life when I thought I was gone Em D G C But I can't put a lie in the mouth of a song Em D G And one day I will be a steamboat baby D G One day I can be a freight train lady Em D I'll roll down a river G C And the miles won't phase me Em D G Oh I wish I was better at being alone D7 G Still every night I call you on the phone Em D G C Oh I wish I was more than my skin and my bones Em D G C Oh I wish I was more than my skin and my bones