Tabbed by: Danny Lloyd <dannyll@virginbroadband.com.au>
Author: | John Cale | |
Album: | Vintage Violence (1970) |
Am G It was seven o'clock in the morning Am G Too late to handle the day Am G At home it was only two thirty Am G The skin on my wrists turning grey F C Stood up, wished us good luck F C He changed his attitudes twice F C The box in the corner shivered in fear Dm7 Em He was tired and hungry for days. Am G The next year she bought a new stomach Am G From Liverpool made in Detroit Am G Constantly passing old matches Am G Some sentries and millionaires F C Who did? Gallagher did F C The same old thing every time F C Gave up, more empty cups Dm7 Em They were tired and hungry for nights. Am G It made life a little easier Am G To have Holland on the run Am G It didn't take that long to forget her Am G My old man and his gun F C Rushed out, lions about F C Wasting away unadvised F C A hundred and three, 400 or more Dm7 Em It'll haunt you for the rest of your life