Ray Lamontagne - For the summer

^ARollin' th^Emrough these h^Gills I've k^Dnown I'd be c^Aomin’^{Em G D A}There ain't a^Em man ^Galive tha^Dt likes to be ^Aalo^Emne ^{G D} It'^As been a^Em while^G since I seen ^Dmy lady ^Asmil^Eme ^{G D} H^Aave I ^Embeen have I ^Gbeen ^Daway ^Aso ^Emlong^{G D}

I'm ^Gtire^Dd I am ^Gtire^Dd

^ACan I come ^Emhome for the summer ^C/GI could slow dow^Cn for a little while ^AGet back to^Em lovin' each other ^C/GLeave all those ^Clong and lonesome miles behind^A

^AThrough the ^Emyears I have^G learned some ^Dthings worth the ^Atellin'^{Em G D A}And you'd be ^Emright in guessin'^G that each and every le^Dsson they were ^Ahard ^Emwon^{G D}

I'm ^Gtire^Dd I am ^Gtire^Dd

^ACan I come ^Emhome for the summer ^C/GI could slow dow^Cn for a little while ^AGet back to ^Emlovin' each other ^C/GLeave all those ^Clong and lonesome miles behind^A

^AYou'll ^Emfollow he^Ar where^Emver she goes ^AYou ^Emlove her and y^C/Gou just wan^Cted to^A know ^AThat you'll ^Emfollow her,^A you'll^Em find a way ^A'Cause you ^Emlove her and you^C/G just wante^Cd to k^Anow