Click Of The Clock

| D | D | A | G | | D | D | A | G | D Half past nine and I have now A G Less than two minutes to catch the D Train southbound, I’m walking to the outside A G Hoping to find you there D And my baby’s away and I’m caught in a trap now A G Don’t want to waste a second or stop at D Single faces in quiet situations A G At the center of all this fog Em G And it’s hard to make a simple decision Beside the click of the clock Em And my head’s starting to ache G A Knowing I’ll loose control D Well, time’s running out Bm Time’s running out, out now A G D I’ll catch you later on a different side of to-o-own Bm And I’m falling down, I’m falling down now A G I want my baby to come back to me D Bm And give me this feeling so deep and appealing A G D D It’s always better this way when you’re le-e-eavin A G D D A G It’s always better this way when you’re le-e-eavin D Twelve-o-clock and now we are talking A G I ran home to see you in the morning D Spending time jumping fences in the darkness A G Hoping to find you ho-o-ome D A And I’m just too late. I’m just too wasted G D In complicated lies, it’s such a compromise A Between running and rushing, G D D A G And following who you like Em G And it’s hard to make a simple decision Beside the click of the clock Em And my head’s starting to ache G A Knowing I’ll loose control D Well, time’s running out Bm Time’s running out, out now A G D I’ll catch you later on a different side of to-o-own Bm And I’m falling down, I’m falling down now A G I want my baby to come back to me D Bm And give me this feeling so deep and appealing A G D D It’s always better this way when you’re le-e-eavin A G D D It’s always better this way when you’re le-e-eavin A G D Di do di do, di do di do, do oh oh A G Oh oh whoa whoa, whoa whoa D Oh oh