I Heard The Blackbird Sing

Dm A Dm Gone a monday morning F Clothes are start to string C Bb Drowning out the yelling from the homes across the street Dm C F For we run in a place now F Where no one wants to be C Bb And the ocean far to distant to grasp Dm C F One more money engulfs you F We all hope that you’ll pull through C She might not love you but you’ll do Bb Just about anything asked Dm Yeah, people back there who still love me F Ask me when I’m coming home C Maybe I’ll make it I tell them Bb Then again maybe I won’t Dm C Aren’t wе happy F Aren’t we strange C Bb Arеn’t we lucky that the long haired carpenter came Dm C F Come the ugly morning, now now, all parts of me say C Bb You’re lying, you’re lying, you lie Prechorus Dm C I look out my window there’s nothing but smoke F And a truck with a flag with a tandem in tow C Just what provokes them I don’t really know Bb Though I’m trying, I’m trying, I try Dm Yes, the people back there who still love me F Ask me when I’m coming home C Am Maybe I’ll make it I tell them Bb Then again maybe I won’t Dm Cm People back there who still love me F Ask me why I’ve done them wrong C The guilt it is strong in the morning Bb But by evening I feel good as gold Dm Cm People back there who still love me F Ask me what I really want C I wish I could tell you my darling Bb But the truth is I don’t really know Dm Yes, the people back there who still love me F Ask me when I’m coming home C Maybe I’ll make it I tell them Bb Then again maybe I won’t Dm Oh, the people here laugh at my stories F Don’t seem to mind how I dress C The trouble with all of that reasoning Bb Is that I could not fucking care less