A Good Judge

D A Em G find and replace the words that do not work D A Em with the ones that will D A Em G it's no small task, the wrong words lurk in corners D A Em and they do not get their fill D A Em G D of being used as weapons, of being used to hurt A Em someone you used to love D A Em G sometimes the pain just tumbles out D A G and we don't always say the things we should Bm A but I know you to be good D A/C# G I know you to be fair Em A and I hope you'll be a good judge of me D A/C# Bm A now that I'm no longer there D A Em and the trouble was G D A em you never had that many words for me D A Em G I was left to guess how you felt D A G and if you wanted me to leave D A Em and not wanting me to leave G D A Em is not the same thing as wanting me to stay D A Em G D so I had the great debate between me and me A G and then I walked away Bm A but I know you to be good D F#m G I know you to be fair Em A and I hope you'll be a good judge of me D F#m Bm A now that I'm no longer there Bm G and to the victor goes the spoils, Em F#m but what if there's no clear winner? Bm G and what if spoils are just things that are spoilt? D A in grammar as in life, the line becomes thinner Bm A but I know you to be good D F#m G I know you to be fair Em A and I hope you'll be a good judge of me D F#m Bm A now that I'm no longer there D A Em G D A Em D A Em G D A G D A Em G D A Em D A Em G D A G D