Tom Waits - House where nobody lives

There's a ^Dhouse on my block that's ab^A7andoned and cold ^DFolks moved out of it a lo^Gng time ago And ^Dthey took all their things ^A7and they never came back ^DIt looks like it's haunted with th^Ge windows all cracked ^DEveryone call it the ^A7house, the house where nobody l^Gives ^{D D7}

On^Gce it held laughter, once it held dreams Did they ^Dthrow it away, did they know what it m^D7eans ^GDid someone's heart break^E7 or did someone do somebody w^Arong? ^A7

Well^D, the paint is all cracked, it wa^A7s peeled off of the wood ^DThe papers were stacked on the p^Gorch where I stood ^DThe weeds had grown up just as^A7 high as the door ^DThere were birds in the chimney and an ^Gold chest of drawers Looks like n^Do one will ever ^A7come back, to the house where nobody ^Glives ^{D D7}

Oh, and ^Gonce it held laughter, once it held dreams Did they ^Dthrow it away, did they know what it m^D7eans ^GDid someone's heart break^E7 or did someone do somebody w^Arong? ^A7

So if you^D find someone, someone to^A7 have, someone to hold Don't^D trade it for silver, no don't^G trade it for gold 'Cause I have^D all of life's treasures and they're^A7 fine and they're good ^DThey remind me that houses are ju^Gst made of wood What makes^D a house grand, oh, it ain't the^A7 roof or the doors If^D there's love in a house, it's a^G palace for sure Without^D love, it ain't nothin' but a^A7 house, a house where nobody l^Gives ^D Without^D love, it ain't nothin' but a^A7 house, a house where nobody l^Gives ^D