(E)Wednes day (Bm)morn ing at (F#m7)five o’ (F#m7)clock, as the (C#m7)day be gins.

(B11)Si lent ly clos ing her (B9)bed ly ing room door,

(B11)leav ing the note that she (B9)hoped would say more, she goes (E)down down and (Bm)stairs to the (F#m7)kitch en clutch ing her (C#m)hand ker chief.

(B11)Qui et ly turn ing the (B9)back door key, made,

(B11)step ping out side, she is free.

tor trade.

(E)She

We gave her most of our lives.

is leav ing Sac ri ficed most of our lives.

home.

We gave her ev ’ry thing mon ey could (C#m)She’s buy.

leav ing home af ter (F#7)liv ing a lone (Bye for so (C#m)man bye.) y years.

(E)Fa ther (Bm)snores as his (F#m7)wife gets (F#m7)in to her (C#m7)dress ing gown.

(B11)Picks up the let ter that’s (B9)bed ly ing there, door,

(B11)stand ing a lone at the (B9)top of the stairs, she breaks (E)Fri down day (Bm)cries to her (F#m7)hus band, “Dad dy, our (C#m)ba by’s gone.”

(B11)Why would she treat us so (B9)thought less ly?

made,

(B11)How could she do this to me?

tor trade.

(E)She

We nev er thought of our selves.

is leav ing Nev er a thought for our selves.

home.

We’ve strug gled hard all our lives to get (C#m)She’s by.

leav ing home af ter (F#7)liv ing a lone (Bye for so (C#m)man bye.) y years.

(C#m)Some buy.

thing in side that was (F#7)al ways de nied (Bye for so (C#m7)man bye.) y years.

She’s

leav ing home.

(Bye

(A)bye.)