DLooking out the door I see the Crain Emfall upon the funeral mourners
DParading in a wake of sad relatioCns as Emtheir shoes fill up with water
C#m7Maybe I'm too F#7younA#g Bmto keep gooDd love Gfrom going wrong
But Dtonight you're Emon my mind so you never know
DBroken down and hungry Cfor youEmr love with no way to feed it
WhDere are you tonight, Cchild Emyou know how much I need it
C#m7Too young to F#7hold on Eand Bmtoo old Dto just brGeak F#free and run
BmSometimes a Emman gets carrieBmd away, when he feels Emlike he should be having his fun
And muBmch too blind to see Emthe damage he's done
CSometimes a man must awake Emto find Bdim7that really, he has noone
Aadd9Will I ever see G6/Byour sweet return
Aadd9/C#Oh, will I ever learn
CmOh Aadd9/C#lover, you G6/BshouAadd9ld've F#come Emover
Cause it's Dnot Ctoo Emlate
DLonely is the room, the bed is Cmade, Emthe open window lets the rain in
BDurning in the corner is the onCly one Emwho dreams he had you with him
C#m7My body turnF#7s A#and yeEarns Bmfor a sleeDp that Gwill never come
Bdim7It's never Dover, my kingdom Cfor Ema kiss upon her shoulder
It's nevDer over, all my riches for her CsmileEms when I slept so soft against her
It's nevDer over, all my blood Cfor the Emsweetness of her laughter
It's nevDer over, she's the tear thCat hangs inside my soul
C#m7Well maybe I'm just F#7too A#young
To Bmkeep good Dlove Gfrom Gm6going wrong
Aadd9/C#Lover, G6/Byou shouAadd9ld've F#come Emover
D/F#I feel too young to Gm6hold on
And Aadd9I'm much too old to G6/Bbreak free and run
Too deAadd9/C#af, dumb, and blind to see Cmthe damage I've done
Sweet lAadd9/C#over, G6/Byou Aadd9should've F#comEme over
Oh, love well I'm waiting for you
D/F#Lover, Gm6lover, lover
Lover, Aadd9lover, loveG6/Br, lover, loAadd9/C#ver, lovCmer
Aadd9/C#Lover you Aadd9should've F#come Emover
Cause it's Dnot Ctoo Emlate