Savage Garden - Two beds and a coffee machine

And she ^Atakes another step ^F#mSlowly she ^Eopens the ^Ddoor ^ECheck that he is ^Dsleeping Pick up ^Aall the broken glass and ^F#mfurniture ^Eon the f^Dloor Been up ^Ehalf the night ^Dscreaming now it’^As time to get away ^F#mPack up the ^Ekids in the ^Dcar Another ^Dbruise to try and hide Another ^Ealibi to write

^AAnother ditch in the ^Droad You keep^E moving ^AAnother stop sign ^D You keep^E moving ^F#mon And the ^Dyears go^E by so ^F#mfast Wonder ^Dhow I ever ^Emade it ^Athrough

And there are ^Achildren to think of ^F#mBaby’^Es asleep in th^De backseat Wonder ^Ehow they’ll eve^Dr make it through thi^As living nightmare But the ^F#mmind is an ^Eamazing ^Dthing Full of ^Ecandy dreams and ^Dnew toys and ^Aanother cheap hotel ^F#mTwo beds and a ^Ecoffee ^Dmachine But there are ^Dgroceries to buy And she ^Eknows she’ll have to go home

^AAnother ditch in the ^Droad You keep^E moving ^AAnother stop sign ^D You keep^E moving ^F#mon And the ^Dyears go^E by so ^F#mfast Wonder ^Dhow I ever ^Emade it ^Athrough

Another bruise to try^D and hide Another ^Ealibi to write Another ^F#mlonely highway in the ^Eblack of night But there’^Ds hope in the darkness You ^Eknow you’re going to make it

^AAnother ditch in the ^Droad You keep^E moving ^AAnother stop sign ^D You keep^E moving ^F#mon And the ^Dyears go^E by so ^F#mfast Silent f^Dortress ^Ebuilt t^F#mo last Wonder ^Dhow I ever ^Emade it ^Athrough