Light Of Day

G F C G F C C7 G Strung out on methadone and all her excuses C D Scared of the blues and the grays G C She’s never been gone, she’s broke down and then some Am D Whiles away most of her days G Halfway smoked cigarettes and all kinds of bad news C D Linger around in her lips G C Lighting 100’s with Red Lobster matches Am D D7 What could be better than this? C D G F Oh, but if you go downtown they’ll ask you to stay for a song C D G Careful my friend that you don’t hang around there too long C D G F Em A If you don’t watch out then you turn back around and you’ll be sucked in G F C D G You’ll never see the light of day again G So throw out the telephone and your verbal abuses C D Everytime I come around G C Feel himself changing conceals all his pain Am D In a glass only half full of amberish brown G Overexposure for underachievers C D Will win you a five dollar bet G C Trying to find something to replace the whiskey Am D D7 But church-going women ain’t it C D G F Oh, but if you go downtown they’ll ask you to stay for a song C D G Careful my friend that you don’t hang around there too long C D G F Em A If you don’t watch out then you turn back around and you’ll be sucked in G F C D G F C A You’ll never see the light of day again G F C D G F C You’ll never see the light of day again Am C G D Am C G G Four Lincoln Town Cars parked outside C D Beneath that magnolia tree G C All that glitter and sparkly chrome Am D D7 Don’t tell you what lies underneath C D G F Oh, but if you go downtown they’ll ask you to stay for a song C D G Careful my friend that you don’t hang around there too long C D G F Em A If you don’t watch out then you turn back around and you’ll be sucked in G F C D G F C A You’ll never see the light of day again G F C D G F C A You’ll never see the light of day again G F C D G F C You’ll never see the light of day again C7 G