John Hiatt - I know how to lose you

^GI don't^C know ho^Dw to kee^Gp a good thing ^CI've los^Dt it all^G before ^GHad a sw^Ceet girl^D back aw^Ghile ^CI walked right t^Dhrough her door ^DOut of t^Gown, out^C of stat^Ge ^COut of all she could see through ^EmDon't th^Dink I'll^C ever fi^Gnd love again ^EmBut I kn^Dow how t^Go lose you

^GDown the^C hall, s^Dhe turns^G off the lights ^CI left b^Defore th^Ge dawn ^GNo word ^Csaid, no^Dt one te^Gar shed ^CBut for a while ^Dyou're gone ^DThen I'm^G neatly ^Cdressed,^G in my emptiness ^COut on the bright avenue ^EmDon't th^Dink I'll^C ever fi^Gnd love again ^EmBut I kn^Dow how t^Go lose you

^B7You know the sto^Emry, still I hope for myself ^CLike a man who plays the lottery^G expecti^Dng great wealth ^B7No regard for his mental^Em state, his emot^Cions or his health ^CLike this was all happening to s^Dome other version of himself

^GPeople s^Cee me on^D the str^Geet ^CThey don^D't recal^Gl your name ^GIt's lik^Ce they'v^De never ^Gseen us before ^CHow well I hide ^Dthe pain ^DAnd tip ^Gmy hat, ^Cand crac^Gk a grin ^CAnd remark on a sky so blue ^EmDon't th^Dink I'll^C ever fi^Gnd love again ^EmBut I kn^Dow how t^Go lose you

^EmDon't th^Dink I'll^C ever fi^Gnd love again ^EmBut I kn^Dow how t^Go lose you