Silver Bill

F  033210
G  320010
C  032010
Am 002210
Em 022000

intro: F G C

        F            G           
I could tell you were planning to 
C
stay.
        F             G           
I could tell that some things 
   C
hadn't changed.
             F        Am       
How you were saying my name with 
       Em
that smile on your face,
      F                     G     
Yeah, I could tell you were 
  C
carried away.



              F         G      
I heard you don't fall asleep in 
       C
your bed.
            F             G   
I heard you haven't quite found 
          C
yourself yet.
               F          Am      
I heard you're out every night 
         Em
with those liquor eyes,
F               G                
Searching for a good man to treat
     C
 you right.



         F              G         
I still listen to those same songs
         C                  F
 that I showed you a summer ago.
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       C             Am       Em 
Do you remember when I drove late
      F             C         
 that night and you didn't even 
  G        C
bother to call?


          F             G          
I saw you at my friends party last 
C
night.
             F             G      
You're still searching for 
        C
something that shines.
  F              C           Am  
I watched as you cried and I felt
     Em
 satisfied
    F                 G      C
and that just doesn't seem right.



C G F C G F



     F          G             
I've blistered the bottom of my 
  C
feet,
           F               G      
While your eyes have grown tired 
   C
and weak.
             Am            Em  
You got your drink in your hands 
            F         C
with your one night stands,
     F                G           
That stuff just never meant much 
  C
to me.



          F     G         C
You layed on my bathroom floor,
       F             G       C
With a mouth full of lies to ignore
        Am            Em          
Like my brother would say, you'll 
Am          C
realize one day.
    Am            Em              
But I would just like to know for 
C
sure.



          F         G      C
My friend gave me a silver bill.
          F           G           
He use to keep it for good luck--and
C
 Well
        Am    Em         Am      
Well, I don't believe in things 
    Em
like these,
      F             G         
But I keep it in my left pocket 
  C
still.


          F             G         
When every weekend is a chance to 
C
live,
        F             G     C
And you can't wait to do it again.
               Am         Em  
You're clearly growing up fast, 
          Am                 Em
you've changed all of your plans,
        F              G          
But I'm still the same kid you 
          C
fell in love with.