Lines In The Suit

A/Dm Am i'm … Dm E Am …on a straight line when a man comes ‘round Dm E Am and he got lines in the suit Dm E Am coming out to make us moot I’m….. Dm E Am moving on now if i like it or not Dm E Am he says i've got nowhere to go Dm E Am tell me something i don't know Dm E he's painting it out like i don't want to A A/G A A A/G A know F A the picture has come down Dm A i'm taking it off and throwing it out F A Dm F the picture is about what could have been easier G A the picture is coming around now Dm F how come I feel so washed up……………… G A at such a – such a tender age now Dm F how come i feel so washed up………………………………. G A the picture is coming around now Dm F it could have been easier……………………….. G at such a - such a tender age A A/G A A A/G A Am i'm Dm E Am listening to the comforting sound Dm E Am of some kind of work being done outside Dm E Am of sounds from next door the walls don't hide I’m Dm E Am listening to mountain to sound Dm E Am and the way it's panned is cool Dm E Am but when i get back home to you Dm E A there's got to be something more than that too F A the human resource clerk Dm A has two cigarettes and back to work F A she eats right but hurts Dm F and she says it could have been good by now…… G A it could have been more than a wage yeah Dm F how come she feels so washed up…………. G A at such a such a tender age now Dm F it could have been easier…………….. G A it could have been more than a wage Dm F how come she feels so washed up……. G A at such a tender age A A/G A A A/G A Am i'm …. Dm E Am on a straight line and a man comes around Dm E Am and i got nowhere to go Dm E Am come back and tell something i don't know