Greencastle Blues

            C          F    C
There was a time when I was handsome
            F              F      
There was a time when I had money 
   C
to burn
            C         F       C
There was a time when where I landed
        F                          
Was the least of my, was the least 
       C
of my concerns

      F              G             
But it hurts to lean back in these 
C
handcuffs
     F             G               
Like nine kinds of shame turned to 
C
rage
     F       M                F     
   G
As a younger man I might have put up
 a fight
       F               G          
But I feel like such a fool at my 
C
age


[Chorus]
  Em                       Dm
Some of this trouble just finds me
Em                F
No matter where I turn
   C          Dm              
So how do you know when it's too 
F    G
late?
 C          Dm             F    G
How do you know when it's too late?
 C          Dm            F    G
How do you know when it's too 
       C
late to learn?


[Verse 2]
              C         F         
You know the number one symptom of
  C
 heart disease
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    F                          
The number one symptom of heart 
                   C
disease is sudden death
         C             F     C   
It's like time stands still 
                   F
forever until it starts shaking 
around on you
 F                                 
Shaking around like some crazy old 
          C
hooker on meth

        F         G           
And you know me I can't take no 
  C
preaching
       F         G         C
Not on Sunday or no other day
      F           G         F    
But I feel like I oughta be 
      G
praying or something
    F          G            C
And I have no idea what to say


[Chorus]
Em                         Dm
Some of this trouble just finds me
Em                    F
Most of this trouble I earn
C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too late?
C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too late?
C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too 
       C
late to learn?


[Verse 3]
             C            F    
I've learned nothing out here on 
        C
this highway
            F
But I have been passed by
           F                     
And I have passed my more than my 
           C
share of cars
       C     F        C
And I do remember my younger days
           F                       
When I was so certain that driving 
      F
even faster
                  C
Was gonna get me far

           F                G     
So there's nothing left for me to 
      C
learn here
          F            G          
Just this half full of half empty 
C
cup
F            G         F         G
Less than an ounce of possession man
           F             G 
I could do that kind of time 
           C
standing up


[Chorus]
Em                            Dm
Most of this trouble just finds me
 Em                F
No matter where I turn
 C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too late?
 C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too late?
 C          Dm             F   G
How do you know when it's too 
      C
late to learn?