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Tuning: E A D G B E
Tattered Fabric [Verse]
EWorking in an oA7ld country diner EA hollow bell rings when you open up the dooB7r EShe’s cleaning off the tables as sheA7 listens to the fables Efrom the truckers coming in off B744 E
EShe just outsidA7e of Tulsa Oklahoma EAnd planned on making it on to Nashville TenB7nessee ESomewhere along the way her blue skyA7 dream it turned to gray ENow all thats left are dusty meB7morEies
[Bridge]
EBut she still smiles likAe the world is her oyster Em ELike she’s aware of somAething nobody else knows Em EHas a good word for eAveryone she meets Em BLives a life that’s more complete EmLike every days a chance to get it rA7ight EmNo she just won’t give in and wB7on’t give up the fiEmght
[Chorus]
AOvercoming is sign that your still lEmivin Emthings ain’t as rAosey as they were when you were Emnew Emto OverAcome you got to hit your knees Bpray to God and then release Emthe thing thats got you stuck inside your blA7ues Emyou overcome it when your lB7ife’s been rough on Emyou
EHe’s toolin dowA7n the highway in his Chevy EHis heavy eyes were nearly heavy as his hearB7t EHe thinks “I better pull off before A7I go and doze off EmAnd rolled into that diners parB7king lot Em
EThe hollow bellA7 announced him as he walked in EShe could tell he was a broken hearted man B7 EShe smiled and offered up a cup saidA7 “hey bud how long he’d been up” EAnd then listened to his storyB7 till the end E
[Bridge]
EAnd when he finished uAp she flashed him a warm smiEle EAnd said I hope you Aknow that you are not alone E EThat everyone whose eveAr dared to dream E BGambles losing everything EBut living any other way a lie A7 Eyou just embrace the tatteredB7 fabric of your lifEe
[Chorus]
OvAercoming is sign that your still livEmin Emthings ain’t as rAosey as they were when you were Emnew Emto OverAcome you got to hit your knees Bpray to God and then release Emthe thing thats got you stuck inside your blA7ues Emyou overcome it when your lB7ife’s been rough on Emyou
Words and Music by Jim Jacobsen 2019