Timber

Am G D C Am G D Am G D C Am G F Verse I: G F I leave my thinking and my family at home G F To work the timber till my arms get numb E C I will be gone some day E C All my dreams and all my pain Verse II: G F Those twisted visions of your own home town G F Those countless workers with their heads bowed down E C And I can see myself E C Cleaning gardens at that old hotel D And I want to give you everything you deserve C G And relieve you of those pressures that you feel D And as the cold comes and covers the minds C D Em I want to know that your body is real Em C G It's dark in the day and black in the night F C I got no money but I'll be alright Am G D C Give me a call and I'll work for a number Am G D I'll fix your dreams for a price Am G D C Them boys up the street they would steal for their hunger Am G F What did you do with their lives Verse III: (Same chords as previous verses) G F I pick the splinters from my fingers to find G F How many worries on my days and mind E C So I can hold my own E C The real reason why man must grow D I want to give you everything you deserve C G And relieve you of those pressures that you take D And as we dine on the bones of our betters C D Em We will discover what the music can make C G And all my mind knows we face F C I'm only telling us to leave this place (Slight change) Am G D C Give me a call and I'll work for a number Am G D I'll fix your dreams for a price Am G D C Them boys up the street they would steal for their hunger Am G D What did you do with their lives Am G D C Oh play me a song and I'll pay you in liquor Am G D And taste like you're wasting your time Am G D C Old man crying on the bank by the river Am G F (Pause) Says goodbye to his children and wife Em Goodbye C G One day the words I'll speak F C Won't mean nothing to me No Am G D C Am G D Am G D C Am G F