Where Do The Lonely Souls Go

E D A C B A It's 3 AM. here in Midtown West B A It's Monday night so yah... I'm drunk B A My friends left the bar sorta early B And even though I'm full of spirits A My spirit sorta sunk C#m F# Oh where do the lonely souls gooo Am E When they ain't got nowhere to be C#m F# Oh where do the lonely souls gooo Am Regularly E G#m McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m I can see Time Square right across the street E G#m McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m There's a Shake Shack too but it really can't compete D With ambience (sniff) C#m And the smell D G#m I'll take a Powerade or whatever's in the well C B E At McDonalds 3 AM E D A C B A White people problems are the stories of my life B A I'm running out of options cause my mom won't give me money B A She said don't spend too much and she wants me to quit the theatre B A Then we end the call with to grand ol' I believe in you hunny C#m F# Oh where do the lonely souls gooo A Bbm B To find someone who can understaaaaand E G#m McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m There's a pact we formed upon entering the joint E G#m McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m It's a silent meal but i think that's the point D There's no confusion C#m There's no façade D C#m There's no family member at all C B E At McDonalds at 3 AM F#m B A E There's a man in a wheelchair who was askin for money on the street F#m B A E He goes up to the counter but to get there he peddles with his feet F#m B A E And I want to shout hypocrite you really don't deserve the time F#m But then I say to myself B A C#m Man, just give it a little time A Might not be so drastic C#m But it just might beee F# In a couple of years A E That man will be me E G#m McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m The homeless men order McFlurries E G#m At McDonalds at 3 AM G F#m For a moment somehow I forget my worries D C#m And I see a family and my heart warmed D C#m There's a bond there no matter how deformed C B E At McDonalds at 3 AM