Bitterness Or Sympathy

Ron Pope

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Tom:
F C The first night I should've left you,
Am G Before I shut my eyes,
F C G I prayed to God I'd wake up somewhere else.
F C When the mornin' came to find me,
Am G You were sleepin' there beside me,
F C G I wondered if this nightmare ever ends… (same for the rest of the song!!)
F C The door was left wide open,
Am G F And the neighbors, they were smokin' in the afternoon,
C G To pass away the time.
F C You looked at me so cold and said,
Am G "This house is not my home,"
F C G I wish you knew how true that felt most nights.
F C Is it bitterness or sympathy,
Am G That keeps you standin' here with me?
F C G I'm not sure how much more I can take.
F C 'Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind,
Am G To sit here with you wastin' time,
F C G And now I think I'd like to walk away.
F C I was standing in Ohio,
Am G On the 28th of March,
F C G With a guitar and a suitcase in my hands.
F C When the wind, it stole my cap,
Am G Lord, all I could do was laugh,
F C G And thank the stars I'm still a drinkin' man.
F C Is it bitterness or sympathy,
Am G That keeps you standin' here with me?
F C G I'm not sure how much more I can take.
F C 'Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind,
Am G To sit here with you wastin' time,
F C G And now I think I'd like to walk away.
F C I was walkin' in a graveyard,
Am G Where no one that I know rests,
F C G Thinkin' maybe I could clear my head.
F C And on the cemetery breeze,
Am G I heard a song about belief,
F C G Sung with a thunder I can't understand.
F C Is it bitterness or sympathy,
Am G That keeps you standin' here with me?
F C G I'm not sure how much more I can take.
F C 'Cause I have sacrificed my peace of mind,
Am G To sit here with you wastin' time,
F C G And now I think I'd like to walk away.
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