(Ab)Stand ing at the back door, she tried to make it fast.

(Fm)One tear hit the hard wood, it felt like bro ken glass.

She said, “Some (Db)times love slips a way and you just can’t get it back.

Let’s (Ab)face it.”

For (Ab)one split sec ond but she al most turned a round, but that would (Fm)be like pour ing rain drops back in to a cloud.

He So, she (Db)took an oth er step and said, “I (Eb)see the way out and I’m gon na (Ab)take it.”

’Cause I don’t wan na spend my life jad ed, wait in’ to (Fm7)wake up one day and find

that I’ve let all these years go by

wast ed.

An (Ab)oth er of key, but it still don’t kill the pain.

but So, he (Fm)stum bles to the sink and pours it down the drain.

He said, “It’s (Db)time to be a man and and stop (Eb)liv in’ for ter and I’m Got ta (Ab)face it.”

’Cause I don’t wan na spend my life jad ed, wait in’ to (Fm7)wake up one day and find

that I’ve let all these years go by

wast ed.

An

Oh, I don’t wan na keep on wish in’, miss in’ the (Fm7)still of the morn ing, the col or of the night.

I ain’t (Db)spend in’ no more time

wast ed.

(Ab)She kept (Db)driv in’ a long till the (Ab)moon and sun were float ing side by side.

And he (Db)looked in the mir ror and his (Ab)eyes were clear

(Gb)for the first time

(Fm)in a while, hey,

yeah.

Oh, I don’t wan na spend my life jad ed, wait in’ to (Fm7)wake up one day and find

that I’ve let all these years go by

wast

ed.

Oh, I don’t wan na keep on wish in’, miss in’ the (Fm7)still of the morn ing, the col or of the night.

I ain’t (Db)spend in’ no more time

wast

ed.

Oh, I don’t wan na spend my life jad ed, wait in’ to (Fm7)wake up one day and find

that I’ve let all these years go by

wast

ed.

Oh, I don’t wan na keep on wish in’, miss in’ the (Fm7)still of the morn ing, the col or of the night.

I ain’t (Db)spend in’ no more time

wast

ed.

Oh,

ed.