Lucinda Williams - Sidewalks of the city

^GAs you ^Dwalk along the ^Amsidewalks of the ^Ccity ^GYou see a ^Dman with ^Amhunger in his ^Cface ^GAnd all ^Daround you crumbling ^Ambuildings and ^Cgraffiti ^GAs you bend ^Ddown to tie your ^Amshoelace ^{C G}Sirens ^Dscream but you don't l^Amisten ^{C G}You have to ^Dreach home before ^Amnight ^{C G}But now the ^Dsun beats down it ^Ammakes the sidewalks ^Cglisten ^GAnd somehow ^Dyou just don't feel ^Amright^{C G}Hold me, ^Embaby, ^Cgive me some ^Gfaith ^GLet me know you're ^Emthere ^Clet me touch your ^Gface ^CGive me ^Glove ^Cgive me ^Ggrace^C Tell me ^Ggood things ^Ctell me that my world is ^Gsafe ^{C G C G}You pass by ^Dbars with empty ^Amstages^{C G}Three o'clock ^Ddrinkers fall ^Amby ^{C G}Chairs are ^Dplaced on top of ^Amtables^{C G}As you brush the ^Dhair out of your ^Ameyes ^{C G}A woman ^Dstops you with a ^Amquestion ^{C G}So you drop some ^Dmoney in her ^Amhand ^{C G}She sleeps in ^Ddoorways and bus ^Amstations ^{C G}And you'll ^Dnever unders^Amtand ^{C G}Hold me, ^Embaby, ^Cgive me some ^Gfaith ^GLet me know you're ^Emthere ^Clet me touch your ^Gface ^CGive me ^Glove ^Cgive me ^Ggrace^C Tell me ^Ggood things ^Ctell me that my world is ^Gsafe ^{C G C G}