The Weepies - Volunteer

^GMy lover le^Cft me, she le^Gft me too s^Coon. ^G I shouldn't bl^Came her, for the st^Gate of my r^Coom. ^GI started st^Cumbling, ch^Gasing the b^Cells. The m^Getal straps up^Con my knees made this^G sound when I f^Cell Y^Dou heard those words from your peers I was just your volunte^Ger. ^{C G C G C G C}

We l^Gove uncle Ge^Corgie, uncle Ge^Gorgie's our fri^Cend. He sp^Gends his life f^Cishing, washes^G dishes weeke^Cnds. And I tr^Died to say something sincere Sign me up I'll volunt^Geer.^{C G C G C G C}

^GMy Father l^Ceft us, he l^Geft us too s^Coon. ^GI thought he'd say s^Comething, but he w^Galtzed from the r^Coom. ^GAll I rem^Cember is my ha^Gnds at my si^Cdes. The f^Gace of a w^Coman who o^Gnce was his br^Cide. ^DAll that he left us was tears And a couple of lonely volunt^Geers^C. ^{G C D}All that he left her was tears And a couple of lonely volunte^Gers.^{C G C G C G C G C G C}

Now we lo^Gok for sister Ma^Cry, sister ^GMary's the p^Cale. She ho^Glds her head so^Cmetimes and walks^G close to the r^Cail. She si^Gngs on a Su^Cnday, sta^Gnds in the st^Cairs. ^GHaunts me at ni^Cght time when I've forg^Gotten my pr^Cayers. ^DWe don't see much of her here That winter-weary volunt^Geer.^{C G C G C G C}

^GCaptains need o^Crder it hel^Gps them stay s^Cane. ^GPlumbers hate sla^Cughter, 'cause it ^Gfucks up the dr^Cains. ^GHard hats must ^Cbe worn at all ti^Gmes on the s^Cite. ^GIt makes no di^Cfference if you're l^Gost in the li^Cght. The m^Den here have lost their careers And they don't talk to volunte^Gers.^{C G C G C G C}

^GHow your life c^Cuts me, it c^Guts to my bo^Cne. We pr^Getend that it's n^Cothing, when we're ^Gon our way h^Come. And I w^Dish you'd abandon me here So I could be your volunte^Ger. ^{C G C G C G C G C G}