Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties - The thunderbird inn

^EPeople are starting to^G#m tear down their C^Ahristmas lights.^B It never got^C#m cold here,^B but they know that the se^Aason's died. ^{B E}I've been sleeping^G#m in a motel off ^A95. ^B I don't really ^C#mmind it much. ^B The clerk at the d^Aesk is nice. ^B Well he p^Aours me a coffee and asks me if it's been a l^Eong night. ^{A E A}

Well ^EI found a bar that's just^G#m outside the t^Aownship line. ^B I go there most e^C#mvery night. ^B I drank my last p^Aaycheck dry ^B And o^Eutside, a homeless man^G#m asks me for ch^Aange and I, ^B I look him straight ^C#min his eyes. ^B He starts to ap^Aologize. ^B Tells me g^Aod's got a plan for me and that it'll ^Ebe alright.

^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^A

The o^Ewner's been giving me^G#m a break on my r^Aent this week. ^B He says that I'm g^C#mood for it.^B I joke how I'm p^Arobably ^B But ^EI came up short again^G#m and nobody's la^Aughing. ^B So I'll sneak out at^C#m 2 am. ^B I can't do it h^Aonestly. ^B Well I k^Anow I'm a coward and I feel a bad night ^Ecoming.

^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^AI didn't know that I looked that pat^Ehetic. ^AI didn't know.

^ESo, pour me a^Another drink for a daughter I'll n^Bever meet, A wife who don't ^G#mlove me, And this ^Acold cup of c^Eoffee. So pour me an^Aother drink and I'll count my bl^Bessings. I've got a half tank of ^G#mgas left and this b^Aottle ain't ^Eempty.