Lori McKenna - Afternoons

^CWhat am I to do with my afternoons ^F What am I to ^Gdo with my ^Fevenings ^C Without you, without you ^Am I've never gotten ^Gused to these ^Fendings ^Am You must have thought it ^Gbetter for us ^Fboth ^Am You thought it would be ^Gfair to let me ^Fchoke ^C

What am I to do with my afternoons ^F What am I to ^Ghave for ^Fdinner ^C I turn my head for you and extend my hand, oh ^Am If only I could ^Gtouch you, I would feel^F better ^Am And this loneliness can ^Gbe such a ^Fcurse ^Am I never thought you'd ^Gbe the one to go ^Ffirst ^C

What am I to do now that I wait for y^Fou And you are the ^Gone who's off ^Fsomewhere ^C Wait for me, wait for me ^Am What if I can't f^Gind you when I get up^F there ^Am This loneliness, it, ^Git is such a ^Fcurse ^Am Who ever thought you'd ^Gbe the one to go^F first ^C