Lonesome Standard Time

D Do you feel a kindred spirit, to the sound of pourin' rain? A C Does your heart start to yearnin', when you hear a distant train? D G If you'd like to take that train and ride, to someone left behind D A D You don't need a watch to tell you, you're on lonesome standard time D Do you sit alone and think about, an old love from the past? A C Do you feel a bit more empty, every time you raise your glass? D G If the memory of her kisses, sends a shiver up your spine, D A D You don't need a watch to tell you, you're on lonesome standard time, G D When you hear them old sad songs, do you hang on every word? G A C Do you swear a cryin' fiddle, is the sweetest sound on earth? D G If you shudder at the music, of a hoot owl in the pines D A D There ain't no doubt about it, you're on lonesome standard time [Lick} D There's a bigger clock a tickin', it crosses every zone A C The first time you're old heart broke, was the time you turned it on D G It don't never need a windin', 'cause if it works like mine D A D Well there ain't no doubt about it, you're on lonesome standard time G D When you hear them old sad songs, do you hang on every word? G A C Do you swear a cryin' fiddle, is the sweetest sound on earth? D G If you shudder at the music, of a hoot owl in the pines C C/B Am Am/G D You're on lonesome standard time D G Well if you shudder at the music, of a hoot owl in the p----ines C C/B Am Am/G D You're on lonesome standard time Lick (then strummed D chord)