Paul Kelly - To her door

^GThey got married ^Dearly^C, never had no ^Gmoney, (G) D C G Then when he got laid off, they really hit the skids, (G) D C G He started up his drinking, then they started fighting, (G) D C G He took it pretty badly, she took both the kids, (G) Em D C D She said: "I'm not standing by, to watch you slowly die, So watch me ^Cwalking^D, out the ^Gdoor, ^D (D) C G D Out the door, out the door, ^CShe said "Shove it, Jack, you don't do that to a fucking girl!"

^GShe went to her ^Dbrother's^C, got a little ^Gbar work, (G) D C G He went to the buttery, he stayed about a year, (G) D C G Then he wrote a letter, he said I want to see you, (G) D C G She thought he sounded better, she sent him up the fare, (G) Em D C D He was riding through the cane, in the pouring rain, (D) C D G D On Olympic, to her door. (D) C G D C G To her door, to her door, to her door.

^GHe came in on a ^DSunday^C, every muscle ^Gaching, (G) D C G Walking in slow motion, like he'd just been hit, (G) D C G Did they have a future? Would he know his children? (G) D C G Could he make a picture and get them all to fit? (G) Em D C D He was shaking in his seat, riding through the streets, (D) C D In a silvertop, to her, ^EmShaking in his ^Dseat, ^Criding through the ^Dstreets, (D) C D G D In a silvertop, to her door. (D) C G D C G To her door, to her door, to her door.