AG
In the quiet afternoon you left and went down into town
DA
And I just watched the empty road behind you
A
Where the fog lies kissing the mountainside
G
You wanna lie sleeping, deep inside
DA
Believing that the hungry world won't find you
Am
Well, that's just fine, that's just fine
DAm
You've got to believe and I don't know, I don't know
D
What I believe anymore
Am
Or whether to leave, or whether to stay
EDm7
Or what I can say to make you know
AmDm7AEA
How deep it goes
A
Somebody turned on the dirty blues
G
Well I know, you don't like the blues
DA
'Cause the words are always the same and they kind of remind you
Somebody turned the blues on me
G
Well I don't like the blues 'cause I can't see
DA
Through the tears that come and make it hard to find you
Am
Well come on down, come on down
D
You've got to come lay down here
AmD
and say those things, those warm things, right here in my ear
Am
The times that we had that water like wine
EDm7
So clean and so fine to make me know
AmDm7AEA
How deep it goes
Am
Well, that's just fine, that's just fine
DAm
You've got to believe and I don't know, I don't know
DAm
If I could leave anymore, even though there's a scar
E
Still fresh from the war, don't think about it no more
Dm7
Let a new love flow
AmDm7AEA
How deep it goes
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.