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Walk Home Alone
By Cast Iron Filter
Capo 2
[D] [D/E] [G]
Well, her [D]momma don't [D/E]work late on [G]Sunday
I hear the [D]gravel up the [D/E]drive once a[G]gain
And her [D]daddy don't [D/E]work late on [G]Sunday
He ain't [Em]worked but two [A]years the past [G]ten
And I can hear her crying in the moonlight
Because nothing is the way it should be
She says baby take my hand and lead me to a promised land
But don't you never ever leave me
Pre-chorus:
'Cause my [Em]life is all tangled and the [D]feeling is gone
Let me [G]cry you a river and we'll [A]ride it along
Chorus:
But [D]baby, have [G]one last [D]dram
Another [Bm]bottle [A]for the [G]road
'Cause I [D]don't want to [G]leave here, But I'm [D]leaving right [G]now
'Cause I [Em]don't want to [A]walk home a[G]lone
And [D]baby don't you [G]let me down [D]easy
[Bm]Baby please don't [A]let me down [G]slow
'Cause I'll [D]love you till the [G]tomorrow with your [D]breath in my [G]ears
and then My [Em]heart will be [A]miles down the [G]road
And I'm back to the cities on Monday
And each night the streets, they smell like a beer,
And I sit up at night hoping she'll be alright
Wondering how did I land myself here
'Cause each night in the city's a lifetime
And in the morning the air strikes a chill
But come Friday at eight I'll be on the interstate
Her voice in my mind with hours to kill
And my life is all tangled and the feeling is gone
So I cried us a river and we rode it all along
We took the interstate on Monday to a place we haven't been
Crossed the state line on Sunday, but baby I don't care
Chorus
"
Walk Home Alone
By Cast Iron Filter
Capo 2
[D] [D/E] [G]
Well, her [D]momma don't [D/E]work late on [G]Sunday
I hear the [D]gravel up the [D/E]drive once a[G]gain
And her [D]daddy don't [D/E]work late on [G]Sunday
He ain't [Em]worked but two [A]years the past [G]ten
And I can hear her crying in the moonlight
Because nothing is the way it should be
She says baby take my hand and lead me to a promised land
But don't you never ever leave me
Pre-chorus:
'Cause my [Em]life is all tangled and the [D]feeling is gone
Let me [G]cry you a river and we'll [A]ride it along
Chorus:
But [D]baby, have [G]one last [D]dram
Another [Bm]bottle [A]for the [G]road
'Cause I [D]don't want to [G]leave here, But I'm [D]leaving right [G]now
'Cause I [Em]don't want to [A]walk home a[G]lone
And [D]baby don't you [G]let me down [D]easy
[Bm]Baby please don't [A]let me down [G]slow
'Cause I'll [D]love you till the [G]tomorrow with your [D]breath in my [G]ears
and then My [Em]heart will be [A]miles down the [G]road
And I'm back to the cities on Monday
And each night the streets, they smell like a beer,
And I sit up at night hoping she'll be alright
Wondering how did I land myself here
'Cause each night in the city's a lifetime
And in the morning the air strikes a chill
But come Friday at eight I'll be on the interstate
Her voice in my mind with hours to kill
And my life is all tangled and the feeling is gone
So I cried us a river and we rode it all along
We took the interstate on Monday to a place we haven't been
Crossed the state line on Sunday, but baby I don't care
Chorus
"
