I (C#m9)wait

for the (E6)post man

to (F#)bring me a let (F#sus)ter.

And I (C#m9)wait

for the (E6)good Lord

to (F#)make me feel bet (F#sus)ter.

And I car ry the weight of the world on my shoul ders.

(F#)Fam ’ly in cri sis that on ly grows old er.

(E6)Why’d you have to go?

(F#)Why’d you have to go?

(F#sus)Why’d you have to go?

(G#m9)Daugh ter to fath er, (B6)daugh ter to fath er, (E)I am brok en (F#)but I am hop in’.

(G#m9)Daugh ter to fath er, (B6)daugh ter to fath er, (E)I am cry ing.

A (F#)part of me’s dy ing and these are,

these are the con fes sions

of a brok en heart.

And I (C#m9)wear

all your (E6)old clothes,

(F#)your po lo sweat er.

I (C#m9)dream

of an (E6)oth er you,

(F#)one who would nev er,

nev er leave me a lone to pick up the piec es.

(F#)Dad dy to hold me, that’s what I need ed.

So (E6)why’d you have to go?

(F#sus)Why’d you have to go?

Why’d you have to go?

Of a brok en heart.

(F#)I

(F#)love (C#m)you.

(F#)I

(F#6)love (F#7)you.

I

(E)love (F#)you.

(C#m6)I,

I love you.

(G#m9)Daugh ter to fath er, (B6)daugh ter to fath er, (E)I don’t know you (F#)but I still want to.

(G#m9)Daugh ter to fath er, (B6)daugh ter to fath er, tell me the truth did you ev er love me?

Did you ev er love me?

These are

the con fes sions

of a en heart.

Ahh,

yeah.

I (C#m9)wait

for the (E6)post man

to (F#)bring me a let (F#sus)ter.