Bob Lind - Drifters sunrise

Well the ^Cmaj7sun rises beh^Am7ind you when you ^Dm9walk a westbound ^G7road And the l^Cmaj7ight sometimes re^Am7minds you of some^Dm9one you used to k^G7now She had ^Cmaj7eyes that used to ^Am7trust you like no ^Dm9eyes you ever k^G7new But there'^Cmaj7s something about a ^Am7highway changes s^Dm9unshine into ^G7dew

Well the ^Cmaj7darkness is l^Am7eaving as the s^Dm9un comes to the s^G7ky And the d^Cmaj7ew clings to the ^Am7barley as the t^Dm9ears come to your ^G7eyes As the n^Cmaj7ight like all y^Am7our friendships must c^Dm9ome to meet their e^G7nds ^Cmaj7 You think about the g^Am7ood times drinking c^Dm9offee with your f^G7riends

You see the ^Cmaj7shadows of your ^C7past, it was too ^Dm7beautiful to l^Dm7b5ast And the ^Cmaj7highway keeps on ^Am7calling you to ^Dm7follow ^G7 And the ^Cmaj7echoes in your m^C7ind are fading sl^Dm7owly into t^Dm7b5ime But you ^Cmaj7can't look back and ^Am7still face your to^Dm7morrow ^G7

When a^Cmaj7 city cannot ^Am7hold you there is ^Dm9always somewhere ^G7else But if you t^Cmaj7hink you'll stop your ^Am7moving, you are ^Dm9lying to your^G7self And you ^Cmaj7look through picture ^Am7windows and see f^Dm9amilies in their h^G7omes But as l^Cmaj7ong as there's a h^Am7ighway... ^Dm7you will ^Em7walk al^Fmaj7one ^{Em7 Dm7} You will ^G7walk al^Cmaj7one |Am7 |Dm9 |G7

All al^Cmaj7one and by yourself down the d^Am7irty lonesome road the ^Dm9sun is coming up behi^G7nd you And e^Cmaj7verything you see by the ^Am7highway always has a ^Dm9sad, sad way to remi^G7nd you... |Cmaj7 |Am7 |Dm9 |G7