Still Reelin'

Verse One: D G I remember where I was the first time I saw Elvis D A In our living room on our black and white TV D G He sang Blue Suede Shoes, and when the song was over D A D I knew things would never be the same for me Verse Two: I grew up in a house where the doors were always open Where a stranger was just someone I did not know With dreams of far off places and old guitars I fell asleep listenin' to the all night radio G D Now the rooms in this old house are all empty G A And sometimes I wonder just how far I've come G A D G D And I know somethings must end, I don't know where I fit in A D Still reelin' from those rock n' roll days Grandad died and left me his old Chevy 4800 pounds of Detroit steel Sometimes at night, I wish that I still had it So it could drive me back to the way I used to feel Now the buildings down on Main Street are all empty And sometimes I wonder just how far we've come And I know somethings must end, though I try hard to fit in Still reelin' from those rock n' roll days So I come back to this place when I feel empty And I play those old songs I love to hear And I know somthings must end, got to find where I fit in Still reelin' from those rock n' roll days Still reelin' from those rock n' roll days OUtro D G Sha la la la la, you know I love you D A Sha la la la la, I always will D G Sha la la la la, I'm thinking of you D A D Oh, sha la la, you know the way I feel