Passenger - Keep on walking

Well last ^Cnight I couldn't sleep I got up and started ^Fwalking ^C down to the end of my street and on into ^Gtown well I ^Chad no one to ^C7meet and I had no taste for ^Ftalking ^Fm seems I'm ^Ctalking ^Gmy whole ^Flife it's ^Gtime I listen ^Cnow ^G

Well I ^Cwalk passed the late night boys with their bottles in the ^Fdoorways and I ^Cwalk passed the business men sleeping like babies in their ^Gcars and I ^Cthought to myself oh so^C7n you may be ^Flost in more ways than on^Fme but I've a ^Cfeeling that ^Git's more fu^Fn than knowing ex^Gactly where you ^Care

^CLike ^Ga s^Ftone ^Fcarried ^Gon the r^Civer ^CLike ^Ga b^Foat ^Fsailing on the ^Gsea Well I'll keep on w^Calking ^C7 oh I'll keep on ^Fwalking ^Fm till I ^Cfind t^C/Bhat old ^Amlove ^Am7/Gor that ^Fold love c^Gomes to find ^Cme ^G

Well I ^Cwalked into the morning and felt the warm sunlight forming on my s^Fhoulders cos it ^Chit me with no warning like a summer sky storming in my ^Glungs aint it ^Cfunny how the kids walk by they'l^C7l do anything to make themselves^F look older ^Fm while the ^Cwomen spend their ^Gmoney on ^Fanything that m^Gakes them look you^Cng

^CLike ^Ga s^Ftone ^Fcarried ^Gon the ^Criver ^CLike ^Ga b^Foat ^Fsailing on^G the sea Oh I'll keep on w^Calking ^C7 well I'll keep on ^Fwalking ^Fm till I ^Cfind t^C/Bhat old ^Amlove ^Am7/Gor that ^Fold love c^Gomes to find ^Cme

Well I'm ^Clike ^Ga s^Ftone and I'm ^Fcarried ^Gon the ^Criver ^CLike ^Ga b^Foat ^Fsailing on the ^Gsea Oh well I'll keep on w^Calking ^C7 well I said I'll keep on^F walking ^Fm till I ^Cfind t^C/Bhat old ^Amlove ^Am7/Gor that ^Fold love c^Gomes to find ^Amme ^Em

till I ^Cfind t^C/Bhat old ^Amlove ^Am7/Gor that ^Fold love c^Gomes to find ^Cme