Em Cmaj7 Well grey clouds wraped round the town like elastic D G D/F# Cars stood like toys made of Taiwanese plastic Em Cmaj7 D The boy laughed at the spastic dancing around in the rain Em Cmaj7 While laundrettes cleaned clothes, high heals rub toes D G D/F# Puddles splashed huddles of bus stop crows Em Cmaj7 D Dressed in their suits and their boots well they all look the same C D G I took myself down to the cafe to find all the boys D/F# Em D lost in books and crackling vinyl C D G G7 And carved out a poem above the urinal that read Chorus: C Don't you cry for the lost D Smile for the living G D/F# Em D Get what you need and give what you're given C D Life's for the living so live it Em Or you're better off dead While the evening pulled the moon out of it's packet Stars shone like buttons on an old man's jacket We needed a nail But we tacked it 'til it fell off the wall While pigeon's pecked trains Sparks flew like planes The rain showed the rainbows in the oil stains And we all had new iPhones But no one had no one to call And I stumbled down to the stomach of the town Where the widow takes memories to slowly drown With a hand to the sky and a mist in her eye she said Chorus Well, I'm sick of this town This blind man's forage They take your dreams down And they stick 'em in storage You can have 'em back, son When you've paid off your mortgage and loans Oh, hell with this place I'll go it my own way I'll stick out my thumb And I trudge down the highway Someday, someone Must be going my way, home Till then I'll make my bed from a disused car With a mattress of leaves and a blanket of stars And I'll stitch the words into my heart with a needle and thread Chorus - x2 | TransposeReset Font sizeReset Chords fingeringsC Cm Cmaj7 Cmaj D Em F# G G7 |