^GUp all night I could ^Dnot s^Cleep, the ^Gwhiskey that I drank ^Dwas c^Cheap With ^Gshakin' hands I went and I ^Clit up my last ciga^Drett^D/Ce ^D/B ^Am Well the ^Gsun came, the night ^Dhad f^Cled, and s^Gleepy-eyed I reached ^Dmy be^Cd I ^Gsaw you sleepy dreaming t^Chere all covered and ^Gwarm ^C ^G

^CSouth city midnight ^Bmlady, I'm ^Bbmuch obliged ^Amindeed You ^Csure have saved this ^Bmman who's ^Amsoul was in ^Gneed ^C ^G I ^Cthought there was no ^Bmreason, for ^Bball these things I ^Amdo But the ^Csmile that I sent ^Bmout re^Amturned with ^Gyou

When ^Gday has left the night ^Dbeh^Cind, and s^Ghadows roll across ^Dmy ^Cmind I ^Gsometimes find myself a^Clone and out walking the ^Dstre^D/Cet ^D/B ^Am Yes and w^Ghen I'm feelin' down ^Dand ^Cblue, then ^Gall I do is ^Dthink of ^Cyou And ^Gall my foolish problems ^Cseem to fade ^Gaway ^C ^G

^CSouth city midnight ^Bmlady, I'm ^Bbmuch obliged ^Amindeed You ^Csure have saved this ^Bmman who's ^Amsoul was in ^Gneed ^C ^G I ^Cthought there was no ^Bmreason, for ^Bball these things I ^Amdo But the ^Csmile that I sent ^Bmout re^Amturned with ^Gyou

The Doobie Brothers - South city midnight lady