Lucinda Williams - Out of touch

O^Emnce in a whi^Gle we might ^Dpass on the st^Areet W^Eme nod we smi^Gle and we s^Dhuffle our ^Afeet M^Emaking smal^Gl talk standi^Dng face to f^Aace H^Emands in our p^Gockets cause we fee^Dl so out of p^Alace O^Emur paths may c^Gross again^D in some crowded ^Abar W^Eme feel a litt^Gle lost cause we^D've drifted away s^Ao far H^Emoping to ^Gfind the rig^Dht words to s^Aay W^Eme joke a li^Gttle and th^Den go on our ^Away

^CWe are so out of ^Gtouch y^Deah - W^Ce are so out of ^Gtouch ^Dyeah Em G D A Em G D A Em G D A La La La La - La La La la - La La La La - La La

W^Eme speak in ^Gpast tense and ^Dtalk about the we^Aather Ha^Emlf broken se^Gntences we try ^Dto piece to^Agether I ^Emask about an o^Gld friend that w^De both used to^A know Yo^Emu said you h^Geard he took his life ^Dabout five yea^Ars ago We^Em may pass e^Gach other on ^Dthe inters^Atate We^Em honk and c^Gross over to^D the other la^Ane Ev^Emerybody's going so^Gmewhere ev^Derybody's in^Aside Hu^Emndreds of ^Gcars hun^Ddreds of priva^Ate lives

^CWe are so out of ^Gtouch y^Deah - We^C are so out ^Gof touch ^Dyeah Em G D A Em G D A Em G D A La La La La - La La La la - La La La La - La La