Words and Music By Jack Lather
 August 2005

(Use D Harp if playing straight harp)
(G Harp can be used if played in second position)

(D / G)x1 - Just Acoustic
(D / G)x2 - Harmonica 

  (D)                           (G)
Stairing down the barrel, of another thursday night.
(D)                                   (G)
I can't put my finger on it, but something just ain't 
        (D)                                         (G)
right.I tried so hard to understand, to work things out 
          (D)                                  (G)
on my own.How can someone be so lonely,and never be alone?

(D / G)x1 - Harmonica 

(D)                           
Well we talked till we can't say no more, but the 
(G)                           (D)
feeling still wasent right. As I watched her walk 
                       (G)               (D)
down those stairs, and out of my life. Tonight there
                              (G)              (D)
was so many things, i'd rather done instead. And I 
                                     (G)
can't tell you how I got here, but I made it to my bed.

          (A)                                     (D)
(Chorus) Well the grass is always greener, and the sun
                          (G)
        always shines. But thats on someone elses street
            (A)       (D)   (A)
        and never on mine.  Theres three things that I
                  (D)                       (G)
        know, you learn to live with pain, what goes 
                                       (A)
        around soon comes back, and on thursday night 
         (D)
        it rains.

(D / G)x2 - Harmonica 

(D)                                 (G)
Your head can only remember, what your heart wont let
            (D)
it forget. Theres to many cracks, to many holes, aint
(G)                    (D)
no room left to fit. And looking to the beginning, 
           (G)                    (D)
theres some things I wish I knew. If I could go back 
                           (G)
and do it all over, i'll tell you what i'd do.

(D / G)x2 - Harmonica