^CRight ^Gmin6now I ^Amcan’t talk i^Ct throug^F6h It takes some time you ^Cknow I hope^Gmin6 you u^Amnderstand like you^C always ^F6do Later on I talk a little morn^C How is ^Gmin6your life going^Am on are you ^Cstill writing ^F6songs Are you strolling along with the madness^C Suspended^Gmin6 high above your ^Amhead walking ^Clike a living ^F6dead Old friend it’s coming down again one d^Cay ^{Gmin6 Am Gmin6 F6}

^CHeard you ^Gmin6found a wife^Am heard she’s good^C to you ^F6 Did you tell me that you doing ^Cwell

^Gmin6Working for ^Amsupplies the kids are ^Chappy ^F6too I’m glad you talk and I don’t have to ^Ctell All those ^Gmin6stories of the pas^Amt trying to make^C the good times last^F6 All the years go by so fast and without warn^Cing You slip ^Gmin6away into routine ^Amyou’re in such^C a different scen^F6e Old friend don’t you notice came to ^Csta^Gmin6y ^{Am Gmin6 F6}

We ^Gmin6used to ^Amshare everyt^Ching we ^F6knew We were each others closest fr^Ciends I d^Gmin6idn’t really ^Amcare if what you ^Csaid is ^F6true These days is harder to pret^Cend Now you ^Gmin6standing here and ^Amtalk about the ^Cweather about the ^F6fog about the nature of the cocks how they turn ^Cin I go^Gmin6tta leave I gotta ^Amtry I gotta ^Cfind some ^F6alibi Old friend I think there’s nothing left to sa^Cy ^{Gmin6 Am Gmin6 F6} Theres nothing left to sa^Cy ^{Gmin6 Am Gmin6 F6}