Angus Stone - Monsters

^AmBilly was a train^C driving man ^AmHe went from one ^Cside to the other side of town ^AmHe went to bed wi^Cth the light on ^AmHe went to bed wi^Cth the light on

^AmRide on ^C Am C

^AmHe found his stru^Cggle with the wind ^AmSomething we neve^Cr came to understand ^AmHe felt lost in t^Che dark ^AmEven when there w^Cas someone he felt apart

^AmAlone ^{C Am}Alone ^{C Am}Alone ^C

^DmCause in the d^Fark Ther^Ame's monsters they cry^C alone ^DmThey're waiting ^{F Am}For you to come along and pl^Cay ^AmFor you to come along and pl^Cay

^AmHe made his way t^Co the liquor store ^Amcouldn't help but^C notice the man at the door ^AmYeah he did he ca^Cught his eye ^AmHe said sir pleas^Ce a nickel before I die

^AmAlone ^{C Am}Alone ^{C Am}Alone ^C

^DmCause in the d^Fark Ther^Ame's monsters ^Cthey cry alone ^DmThey're waiting ^{F Am}For you to come along a^Cnd play

For you to come al^Among and play ^C and ^Cplay For you to come al^Among and play ^C and^C play

^DmCause in the d^Fark Ther^Ame's monsters ^Cthey cry alone ^DmThey're waiting ^{F Am}For you to come along a^Cnd play ^AmFor you to come along a^Cnd play

^AmCause were monste^Crs at heart ^AmAt heart at heart^{C Am}There's monsters ^Cin their hearts ^AmTheir hearts ^C

^AmFor you to come a^Clong and play ^AmAnd play ^{C Am}For you to come a^Clong ^AmAnd play ^C Billy was a train driving man ^{A C}He got lost some pla^Ace in the wind