G D C G They got married early, never had much moneyD C G Then when he got laid off, they really hit the skidsD C G He started up his drinking, then they started fightingD C G He took it pretty badly, she took both the kids [Chorus]Em D She said, "I'm not standing byC D to watch you slowly dieC D G D So watch me walking, out the doorC G D Out the door, out the door" [Bridge]C G D C G She said, "Shove it, Jack, I'm walking out your fucking door" [Verse 2]D C G She went to her brother's, got a little bar workD C G He went to the buttery, he stayed about a yearD C G Then he wrote a letter, and said, "I want to see ya"D C G She thought he sounded better, so she sent him up the fare [Chorus]Em D C D He was riding through the cane, in the pouring rainC D G D On McCafferty's, to her doorC G D To her door, to her doorC To her door, [Bridge](G) And his heart was singing like a lowdown guitar [Solo] G D C G x4 [Verse 3]G D C G He came in on a Sunday, every muscle achingD C Walking in slow motion, like he'd just been hitG D C G Did they have a future? Would he know his children?D C G Could he make a picture, and get them all, get them all to fit? [Chorus]Em D C D He was shaking in his seat, riding through the streetsC D In a Silver Top, to herEm D C D Shaking in his seat, riding through the streetsC D G D In a Silver Top taxicab, to her doorC G D To her door, to her doorC To her door
To Her Door
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