Cigarettes And Milk

Em Cadd9 G Em Cadd9 G Em Cadd9 G There’s a little baby cryin’ in his momma’s lost home Em Cadd9 G All the money comin’ by from the hole in your own road Em Cadd9 G Wanna hear about the glorious Saturday Em Cadd9 G Need a melted cigarette to set you on your way Em Cadd9 G Had the horse loaded and the trailer behind Em Cadd9 G And on these you pick up any trouble of mine Em Cadd9 G Ring lights flicker at the grocery store Em Cadd9 G Gas pedaling it up, winning the war C G They know your name, the heavy road to your town D Em That famous flea, so you chase it down C G D Em Now I’m living with the shame of a man who never turns out D C Where are you now? Where are you now? Em Cadd9 G Learned too early about letting go Em Cadd9 G Never gave a damn about the rodeo Em Cadd9 G When the kids are hungry and it’s getting cold Em Cadd9 G Dreams don’t heat and you can’t eat gold Em Cadd9 G But a little bit of winning keeps you hanging on Em Cadd9 G To a dream that keeps you good at being gone Em Cadd9 G We don’t want to know where you’ve been Em Cadd9 G Looking up daddy in the PSN C G They know your name, the heavy road to your town D Em That famous flea, so you chase it down C G D Em And I’m living with the shame of a man who never turns around D C You just double down, you just double down Em C Em C Em C D Em Cadd9 G Well, 20 years later and you’ve lost all hope Em Cadd9 G Never quite made it right at the end of your rope Em Cadd9 G And in a motel room down in Santa Fe Em Cadd9 G Lit a cigarette and blew it all away C G They know your name, the heavy road to your town D Em That famous flea, so you chase it down C G D Em And I’m living with the shame of a man who never turns around D How’d that work out? C How’d that work out? D How’d that work out? C Em How’d that work out?