New York Sweater

F# G#m7 Dizzy I walk myself out of the bar B A#m7 I'm stumbling, thinking, find my cab driver's car F# G#m7 One percent left on my phone Oh, baby I wish I was home B A#m7 I'd drunkenly fall into the bends of your arms G#m7 But you're not there anymore A#m7 I'm all alone F# Staring at the ceiling, waiting, dreaming A#m7 It could have been better B Now I clumsily waltz down the street A#m7 Wearing the sweater that you gave to me F# It smells like lavender perfume, Marlboro smoke A#m7 And the stain that you left from your food B And it bundles me up but I don't mind the warmth A#m7 'cause this fabric reminds me of you F# Oh, I'm a mess. You're my worst habit A#m7 Worse than the nicotine inside my lungs B Buff and in hell. Drink do not feel A#m7 But all these women seem so much like you F# Oh, I can't stop A#m7 Can't stop my feelings for you B I want to hate you its true A#m7* But I seem stuck up like glue N.C Anyways I'm F# G#m7 Dizzy I'm aiming my keys to the lock B A#m7 I'm struggling 'cause I can't fit the key in the spot F# No percent left in my phone G#m7 Oh, big deal I'm already at home B A#m7 But baby I wish you were there to open my door