So long a go, I don’t re (D)mem ber when, That’s (F#7)when they say I lost my on ly (Bm)friend.
Well, they (G)said she died eas y of a (D)bro ken heart dis ease, as I (F#7)lis tened through the cem e ter y (Bm)trees.
greed.
And I seen the (G)sun com ing up at the fu ner al at dawn, say the (F#7)long is bro ken arm of hu man (Bm)law.
Now it (G)al ways seemed she’s such a waste, she (D)al ways had a pret ty face.
I (F#7)won dered why she hung a round this (Bm)place.
Hey!
Come on, try a lit tle, noth ing is for ev er.
There’s got to be some thing (A)bet ter than in the mid dle.
But me and Cin der el la, we put it all to geth er.
(Em7)We can drive it home.
With one head (G)light.
She said it’s (G)cold, it feels like In de (D)pen dence Day, and I (F#7)can’t break a way from this pa (Bm)rade.
But there’s (G)got to be an o pen ing (D)some where here in front of me, (F#7)through this maze of ug li ness and
Well, this place is (G)cold, it feels just like a (D)beat up truck, I turn the (F#7)en gine but the en gine does n’t (Bm)turn.
Well, it smells of (G)cheap wine and cig a rettes, this (D)place is al ways such a mess.
Some (F#7)times I think I’d like to watch it (Bm)burn.
I was a (G)lone and I feel just like some y else.
Man, I ain’t (F#7)changed, but I know I ain’t the (Bm)same.
But (G)some where here in be tween these (D)seed y walls of dy ing dreams I (F#7)think her death, it must be kill ing (Bm)me.
(F#7)Hey, hey, hey!
Come on, try a lit tle, noth ing is for ev er.
There’s got to be some thing (A)bet ter than in the mid dle.
But me and Cin der el la, we put it all to geth er.
We can drive it home
with one head (G)light.
Come on, try a lit tle, noth ing is for ev er.
There’s got to be some thing (A)bet ter than in the mid dle.
But me and Cin der el la, we put it all to geth er.
We can drive it home
with one head (D)light.
This page shows “One Headlight” by The Wallflowers in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.