John Hiatt - Lipstick sunset

There's a lipstick su^Dnset sme^Aared across the Au^Ggust sky There's a bi^Atter sweet pe^Drfume hanging in the fi^Bmelds The creek is running h^Aigh

And I l^Geft my love a-w^F#7aiting in the dawn somewhere to w^Bmonder w^Ehy By the end of the d^Day all her s^F#weet dreams would^G fade To a li^Apstick su^Dnset ^{G A D}

And the ra^Gdio was pla^Dying and that old summer heat was on the rise I just h^Aad to get aw^Day before some sad old s^Bmong brought tears to my e^Ayes And Lord I couldn't t^Dell he^F#7r that her love was only ki^Bmlling ^Eme By the end of the d^Day all her s^F#weet dreams would ^Gfade To a lip^Astick su^Dnset ^{G A D}

Well it's pre^Gtty as a pi^Dcture, red and blushing, just be^Afore the n^Gight Maybe love's like that for ^Dme, Maybe I can only ^Bmsee as you take away the li^Aght But h^Gold me in the dar^Dkness^F#7 we can dream about the c^Bmool twi^Elight

Til the daw^Gning of the d^Day when I m^F#ake my ge^Gtaway To a lip^Astick su^Dnset ^Bm

T^Bmhere will come another d^Day, and I'll m^F#7ake my get^Gaway To a lip^Astick su^Dnset ^{G A D}