C  G  Am  C7  F  G7  C  G7

(Verse 1)
       C              G7        Am      C7
Well I don't drink as much as I ought to
F         G7            C   G7
Lately it just ain't my style
        C                G             Am       C7
And the hard times don't cut like they used to
     F                 G7           C    C7
They pass quicker like when I was a child

(Chorus)

    F            G              C    C7
And somehow I've learned how to listen
      F              G7        Am   C7
For the sound of the sun dyin' down
F              G7              C        F
Knowing in the morning I'll be singing
  C             G           Am     C7
A song for this life I have found
F                   G7         C   
Ya know it keeps my feet on the ground

C  G  Am C7  F  G7  C  G7

(Verse 2)

         C          G7          Am    C7
Well the mid-summer days sit so heavy
     F                 G7                  C       G7
They don't flow like a breeze through your mind
     C         G7         Am    C7
When nothing appears in a hurry
   F           G7            C   
To make up for some old lost time

(Chorus)

    F            G              C     C7
And somehow I've learned how to listen
        F            G7        Am    C7
For the sound of the sun dyin' down
F              G7              C        F
Knowing in the morning I'll be singing
  C             G           Am    C7
A song for this life I have found
F                     G7         C
Ya know that keeps my feet on the ground

    F            G              C     C7
And somehow I've learned how to listen
       F            G7        Am   C7
To the sound of the sun dyin' down
F              G               C        F
Knowing in the morning I'll be singing
  C             G           Am    C7
A song for this life I have found
F                   G7          C
Ya know it keeps my feet on the ground