Johnny Cash - Lonesome to the bone

On t^Ghe park bench I slept on, r^Gaindrops are falling on, n^Amewspapers covering m^De. I^C hear early morning m^Gotors. And^Cmaj7 I know the world is waking for the ^Dsus2dawn. My^C mind's down a d^Amark alley, s^Gomewhere where last night y^Emou loved me.^{Em7 G6 Em} In ^Cthe early morning c^Ghill, m^Cy arms remember st^Emill. But ^CI'm dropping like a s^Gtone l^Donesome to the ^Embon^G6e.

The ^Csun is roughly r^Amising on the ^Groofs of Stagger ^Emtown. T^Cime for sweating p^Amoison out, j^Dust now coming r^Gound. The h^Cigh time of l^Amast midnight, ^Dover ^Dsus4with and ^Cmaj7gone. L^Geaving me, l^Donesome to the ^Embon^G6e.

I ^Gwalked away the wind blows. And^G any way the wind goes, ^Ambe good enough for ^Dme. Th^Ce streets are loud and c^Growded. Bu^Cmaj7t I walk my weary way lost and ^Dsus2alone. Yo^Cur hot breath and your la^Amughter. Kee^Gp flashing through my mind to w^Emarm me.^{Em7 G6 Em} But^C in the naked light of ^Gday, s^Coon makes it fade a^Emway. And ^CI'm dropping like a s^Gtone l^Donesome to the ^Embon^G6e.

The ^Csun is roughly r^Amising on the ^Groofs of Stagger ^Emtown. T^Cime for sweating p^Amoison out, j^Dust now coming r^Gound. The h^Cigh time of l^Amast midnight, ^Dover ^Dsus4with and ^Cmaj7gone. L^Geaving me, l^Donesome to the ^Embon^G6e.