Two Thieves

G G one was from the C east D the other from the Em west C Am and I don't claim to D know either Am one of them's the D best but I C know an good man G when I see one your humour just as C black Das the bruises on your Em arms C Am what you lacked in D skills you made Am up for with your D charms you C said it was just some new G infection but if the D two of you had met both your Am mothers would have C wept two peas in a G pod or just D two thieves C on the nod G you stole your C education D while the students were Em asleep C you Am wrapped your history D up in blankets Am and sank it in the D deep you said C what's saved was worth perGfection you were my C ambassador D to a world that didn't Em care C Am bad luck on your D side mirrored Am shades and dirty D hair when I C look all I see is my own Greflection G C D Em C Am D Am D C G well they twitched and they Cwinked D you would show me we are thick as Em thieves C but Am you empty out my D wallet and my Am ashtray as you D leave did you forCget that I was your only G friend ? two months on the C road D and I don't know how to say good Em bye C Ammaybe I should D bury all those Am memories of D you but I don't C ever want to see them G die http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/compulsive_gamblers/bio.jhtml