C Dm
Really can't remember where I left my spine
F G
Carryin' my body in a bag for dimes
C Dm F
Hidden in the pages of the New York Times at home
C Dm
And maybe I'll be better if I take my meds
F G
Ain't a doubleheader if you lose your head
C Dm
Try the medication that I bought instead
F G
It's workin' for a little, but there's not much left
Am G Am C F
Darling, don't you weep
Am G Am C F
There's a place for me
Am G Am C F
Somewhere we can sleep
Am G Am C F
See you in your dreams
C Dm
Ever since a little girl, I found it sweet
F G
Drivin' past a graveyard on a lonesome street
C Dm F
All the little flowers gave me somethin' to believe in
C Dm
Never knew the feelin' of a stable home
F G
Been a couple years of livin' on the road
C Dm
Couldn't really tell you where they'd leave a stone
F G
To visit me when I am dead and gone
Am G Am C F
Darlin', don't you weep
Am G Am C F
There's a place for me
Am G Am C F
Somewhere we can sleep
Am G Am C F
I'll see you in your dreams
Am G Am C F
Darlin', don't you cry
Am G Am C F
Head fast toward the light
Am G Am C F
Foolish men have tried
Am G Am C F
But only you have shown me how to love bein' alive
C Dm C G
Until it's time to see the light
F G
I'll make my own with you each night
C Dm C G F
I'll kidnap all the stars and I will keep them in your eyes
C Dm C G
I'll wrap them up in velvet twine
F G
And hang 'em from a fishin' line
C Dm C G F
So I can see them anytime I like
Am G Am C F
Darlin', don't you weep
Am G Am C F
There's a place for me
Am G Am C F
Somewhere we can sleep
Am G Am C F
I'll see you in your dreams
Am G Am C F
Darlin', don't you cry
Am G Am C F
Head fast toward the light
Am G Am C F
Foolish men have tried
Am G Am C F
But only you have shown me how to love bein' alive
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