Bars Like These

A Dadd9 Well who’s your friend? F#m7 Dadd9 A Dadd9 the way she holds her cigarette and pretends F#m7 E That she's happy in her own skin, but I can see it in her eyes Dadd9 A E Dadd9 She’s had something taken away, something earned something dear E A E Something she cannot replace, and I can tell that she ain’t comfortable lord A F#m7 Dadd9 In bars like these, with guys like me. A Dadd9 F#m7 Dadd9 A Dadd9 And for three long years I felt the way she feels and when she feels F#m7 A E Dadd9 A It’s hard to be alone, and I remember we were together, just two broken down hearts E Dadd9 A And you were scared and I was mean, and my dad said it was hard E Dadd9 F#m7 And he let me make my own mistakes then to watch it fall apart Dadd9 Nearly broke his heart. A E Dadd9 F#m7 E Well I may be broken, but I’m breathing, and I'm keeping what’s left of me A E Dadd9 And if it breaks, it won’t always mend, take back what you said F#m7 E Dadd9 but you can always start again, start again F#m7 E A E You can always start again, start again A Dadd9 Yeah I know that look, F#m7 Dadd9 A well she tried so hard to hide it but it took Dadd9 F#m7 Dadd9 So much to get all dressed up tonight E Dadd9 A And I hated you so much, yeah now I know it’s not your fault E Dadd9 A We gave it all we had, babe, but it wasn’t quite enough E A F#m7 You’d have made me that father you always told me I could be Dadd9 But it wasn’t me