G                                Em                  D
If the grain in the wood of that kitchen table could talk
G                        Em                       D
He could read it like a book he’s memorized every part
G                               Em                  D
But it don’t say a word and his microwave dinner is cold
G                     A          D
God never made one of us to be alone.

G                           Em                      D
A waitress cleans counters, chapel doors listen and wait
G                           Em                 D
A trooper paces town like a dog on a back yard chain
G                                      Em                D
While the kids hanging out down by the river are getting stoned
G                     A          D
God never made one of us to be alone.

Em
And if you’d never found me
G
You’d find someone you thought was like me
Em                               A
I’d find someone to remind me of you
                        G          D       G       D
And so on and so on and so on

G                                     Em                              D
They don’t light the roads they don’t name, and that’s why they’re so dark
G                      Em                    D
Everyone of us here is carrying some hurt in their heart
G                          Em                       D
And though a heart can be broken it can not turn to stone
        G                     A          D
Because God never made one of us to be alone.

G                                 Em                     D
She turns the radio off pulls the car to the side of the road
G                                Em                       D
In the good and the bad of their love she finds a glimmer of hope
G                       Em                  D
She dials his number he answers please come home
         G                     A          D
She says God never made one of us to be alone.