C Didn't feel so cold and tired,stretched out before her fire,G7 Rollin' smokes and drinkin' up her wine;C F And I re- -member candle-(C-light and singin' songs,G7 Till we could sing no more,C Then fallin' fast asleep on Susan's floor.F C Now that my song is sweeter,F C Lord I'd like to greet her;F C G7 To thank her for the favor that she gave,Continúa después del anuncioF C F C A stranger I came, my head bowed in the rain to herG7 door.C I sat and sang my songs on Susan's floor.F C F C In the morn- -ing I'd go on leaving Susan and my songs,G7 Knowing I'd be back in just a while,C Healing in the sunshine of her smile.F C Well, lots of time and songs have passed,F C I catch my- -self just looking back;G7 Reliving all the wonder of those nights;F C That's where I would be to-day,F C G7 If I had only stayed one night more,C And sang another song on Susan's floor.F C Like crippled ships that make it through a storm,G7 And finally reach a quiet shore,C The hopeless found a home on Susan's floor.
On Susans Floor
Mac Wiseman
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