Intro C G Am G F C G
Verse
C G Am
I just blew in from out of town from somewhere far away
F G
To lay my weary head back down and take in yesterday
C G Am
There's an empty glass with dried red wine stuck around the top
F G
And a couple empty bottles cause some things never stop
Bridge
F G C
Drunken angel, how'd you get so lonely?
Am G F
How'd you write those songs that made me cry?
F G Am
Send one down for your old friend Blaze Foley
F G
It makes me think some folks should never die
C G Am G F
I sleep in Lucinda's room
C G
And wake up every morning at the crack of noon
Am G F C
Stumble out into the street and try to find my feet
F G C
I sleep in Lucinda's room
Verse
C G Am
Not everyone is a winner nor do they get a ring
F G
They tell you they're in trouble having never said a thing
C G Am
They can love you so damn hard it's like a hurricane
F G
They can love you so damn good it takes away the pain
C G Am G F
I sleep in Lucinda's room
C G
And wake up every morning at the crack of noon
Am G F C
Stumble out into the street and try to find my feet
F G C
I sleep in Lucinda's room
Interlude
C G Am G F C G
Verse
C G Am
I hear people whisper, I hear all the talk
F G
And to tell the truth so quiet can make it hard to walk
C G Am
To walk the line that's ever so thin you lose your nerve
F G
Some people only get the love they think that they deserve
C G Am G F
I sleep in Lucinda's room
C G
And wake up every morning at the crack of noon
Am G F C
Stumble out into the street and try to find my feet
F G C
I sleep in Lucinda's room
Am G F C
Stumble out into the street and try to find my feet
F G C
I sleep in Lucinda's room
Outro
C G Am G F C G