Lucinda Williams - Minneapolis

I^G've been waiting for you to come b^Aack since you l^Ceft Minneap^Golis Snow covers the st^Dreetlamps and the win^Cdowsills The b^Guildings and the ^Dbrittle crooked t^Crees^G Dead leaves of Dec^Dember^G thin skinned and s^Dplintered N^Gever gotten u^Dsed to this bitter wi^Cnter I've been ^Gwasted angry and s^Aad since you l^Ceft Minneap^Golis I wish my thoughts were p^Dure like the d^Criven snow Like the^G heavens and the ^Dspring's virgin b^Cuds But they ^Gstrangled me up with their ^Dsin ^G fill me up with ^Dpoison^G Black clouds have ^Dcovered up the s^Cun again I can ^Galways trace it ^Aback to that n^Cight in Minneap^Golis Here on the seventh ^Dfloor in a ro^Com I can't call mine^G Deadbolt on the ^Ddoor do not dis^Cturb sign^G Shaking and t^Drembling^G on the clean white ^Dlinen ^GSlivers of starlight ^Ddanced across the ^Cceiling A ^Gdozen yellow ^Aroses all thats le^Cft in Minneap^Golis I wish I'd never s^Deen your face or h^Ceard

You're a^G bad pain in my ^Dgut I wanna s^Cpit you out^G Open up this ^Dwound agai^Gn let my blood flow ^Dred and thin^G Into the g^Dlistening^G into the ^Dwhiteness^G Into the m^Delting snow of Minne^Capolis^G