David Mallett - So far so good

^CAnother cup of c^Foffee black, ^Ganother ache in ^Cmy poor back ^FYou think by now I’d ^Emhave the knack, ^Dm of travelling a^Glone ^CAnd it’s just me in ^Fthis old car, and a ^Gthousand miles of ^Cburning tar But ^FI just saw a ^Emfalling star. So ^Dmfar, so good, so ^Gfar… from ^Chome ^{F C F}

^CI bet the folks all ^Fmiss me so. ^GMaybe not, ^Cwho’s to know ^FThings like that are ^Emtouch and go, ^Dmbut what’s a man to ^Gdo ^CI’m out here on this ^FInterstate, and it’s ^G3 am and I’m ^Cwide awake ^FAs long as this old ^Emcar don’t break. So ^Dmfar, so good, so ^Gfar… from ^Fhome ^F And the one’s I ^Clove ^C And all I’m thin^Dmking of is ^Gturning this car ^Caround ^F

^CI’ve just passed a ^FMotel 6, the ^Gonly one out here ^Cin the sticks I’d ^Frather drive than ^Emlook at bricks, ^Dmanother neon ^Gwall ^CAnd I think I’ll just ^Fpush on through, ^GI’ll get home in a ^Cday or two And the^F evening sky is ^Emblack and blue. So ^Dmfar, so good, so ^Gfar… from ^Chome ^{F C F}

^CAnother cup of ^Fcoffee black, ^Ganother ache in ^Cmy poor back ^FYou think by now I’d ^Emhave the knack, ^Dmof travelling a^Glone ^CAnd when I’m old and ^Fwhen I’m tired, ^GI’ll stay home and ^Cstoke the fire ^FBut right now I’m up ^Emfor hire. So ^Dmfar, so good, so ^Gfar… ^Cfrom home ^{F C F}

^CNow when I’m old and ^Fwhen I’m tired, ^GI’ll stay home and ^Cstoke the fire ^FBut right now I’m up ^Emfor hire. So ^Dmfar, so good, so ^Gfar… ^Cfrom home ^{F C F}