The Orwells - North ave

^CThere comes time when all the ^Emchildren all want ^Fsomething else to do They were ^Cheaded to the ^Ggraveyard walking ^Dmdown North Avenue ^CTell me what to ^Emdo about you ^Fand we’ll be just fine I said, “^CI forgive you ^Gwhen I’m near you,” ^Dmevery single time

^CRunning down the ^Emalleyway that ^Fwe took home from school ^CHand in hand and ^Gface to face, you ^Dmtold me I’m your fool ^COne by one and ^Emtwo by two, I ^Ftried not to be cruel ^CShe said, “^EmWait for me on Second Street, I’ll ^Dmsee you after school.”

^CCould it be the ^Emreason that I ^Fmet you at the pool? ^CThe leaves were turning, ^GI was learning ^Dmwhat’s not right to do ^CThe same things that ^EmI believe in when ^FI’m in need of help ^CDon’t leave me on ^Emthe concrete, ^Dmcrying by myself

^CRunning down the ^Emalleyway that ^Fwe took home from school ^CHand in hand and ^Gface to face, you ^Dmtold me I’m your fool ^COne by one and ^Emtwo by two, I ^Ftried not to be cruel ^CShe said, “^EmWait for me on Second Street, I’ll ^Dmsee you after school.”