Paul Williams - Waking up alone

^DI took my chances on a ^F#mone way ticket home ^EmGrowing tired of strangers and the k^Gmind of life I'd known Thought the t^Dime for settling ^F#mdown had come at l^Aast Guess I ho^Dped to find my f^F#muture in the p^Aast ^DWalk me with me darling where the w^F#mheat fields used to be ^EmI will tell you stories of my t^Gmimes across the sea You're the lege^Dnday ^F#mgirl I left beh^Aind Can't be^Dgin to count the t^F#mimes you crossed my m^Aind And ^Boh your ^Ebmchildren well the you^G#ngest looks just like you ^EmShe's a picture of her mother And there'll n^Gmever be another Quite like y^Dou ^F#m You're an an^Ggel and a t^Aime that I don't k^Dnow any ^F#mmore ^Em So good ni^Aght I'll take my me^Dmories to ^F#mbed You k^Emnow that be wa^Aking up al^Done ^{F#m D}