Ron Pope - Comfort me

^GLittle church on William Street They head to tear it ^Emdown My brother ^Gcalls once in a while But he don't ^Emcome around I hear they ^Gchanged my high school's name Can't remember what it's ^Emcalled I guess I'm a s^Dtranger in this place It's not my hometown an^Gymore

So I drink my w^Ghiskey straight And I take my c^Emoffee black When I ran ^Daway from home I never thought I'd ^Gmake it back And my mother ^Gprayed for me Each night before she ^Emwent to sleep I wish that ^Dshe was here So she could ^Gcomfort me

Things you wish would ^Gstay the same It seems like they're the ^Emfirst to change Fields we used to ^Grun and laugh in Now they're someone's ^Emreal estate And everyone I u^Gsed to know Is like a g^Emhost to me these days And I don't think I h^Dave much else That they could ^Gtake away

So I drink my w^Ghiskey straight And I take my c^Emoffee black When I ran ^Daway from home I never thought I'd ^Gmake it back And my mother ^Gprayed for me Each night before she ^Emwent to sleep I wish that ^Dshe was here So she could ^Gcomfort me

So I drink my w^Ghiskey straight And I take my c^Emoffee black When I ran ^Daway from home I never thought I'd ^Gmake it back And my mother ^Gprayed for me Each night before she ^Emwent to sleep I wish that ^Dshe was here So she could ^Gcomfort me

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