She’d trade (Ab)Col o ra do (Bb)if he’d take her with him.

Clos es the door be fore the (Bb)win ter lets the cold in,

and (Ab)won ders if her love is strong e nough to make him stay.

She’s (Fm)an swered by the tail lights shin ing (Bb)through the win dow pane.

He said, “I wan na (Ab)see you a gain

but I’m (Ab)stuck in cold er (Eb)weath er.

May be to mor row will be (Eb)bet ter.

Can I (Bb)call you then?”

She said, “You’re a (Ab)ram blin’ man

and you ain’t (Ab)nev er gon na (Eb)change.

You got a (Ab)gyp sy soul (Eb)to blame and you were born for (Bb)leav in’.”

At a (Ab)truck stop din er (Bb)just out side of Lin coln,

the (Ab)night is black as the (Bb)cof fee he was drink in’.

And (Ab)in the wait ress’ eyes he sees the (Cm)same ol’ (Bb)light is shin ing.

He (Fm)thinks of Col (Eb)o ra do and the (Bb)girl he left be hind him.

He said, “I wan na (Bb)leav in’,

born for (Absus2)leav in’.”

Well, it’s a (Fm)wind ing (Eb)road

when you’re (B)in the lost and (Cm)found.

(Bb)You’re a (Ab)lov er, I’m a (Eb)run ner, and we go ’round and ’round.

And I (Ab)love you but I (Eb)leave you.

I don’t (Ab)want you but I (Eb)need you.

You (Ab)know it’s you that calls me back here, ba

by.

Oh, I wan na (Ab)see you a gain

but I’m (Ab)stuck in cold er (Eb)weath er.

May be to mor row will be (Eb)bet ter.

Can I (Bb)call you then?

’Cause I’m a (Eb)ram blin’ man.

(I ain’t nev er gon I na ain’t change.

nev er gon na change.

Got a (Eb)gyp sy soul to blame And and I I was was born born for for (Bb)leav leav in’, in’.)

born for leav in’.

When I close my eyes I see you, no mat ter where I am.

I can smell your per fume through these whis p’ring pines.

I’m with your (Ab)ghost a gain.

It’s a (Ab)shame a bout the (Eb)weath er, but I know soon we’ll be (Eb)to geth er, and I can’t wait till then.

I can’t wait till then.