Key: A major
Intro 1
G
F
G
Verse 1
C
G
And the days are getting dark
And as the night comes in the fall
D
C
D
They know the dogs will lose their quiet
C
G
As your silent madness shatters
C
G
The thunder sounds inside my mind
G
C
One too many mornings, yes sir
G
C
One too many mornings
Now from the crossroads of my poor still,
C
G
my eyes start to hurt
As I turn my head back to the room
D
C
D
where all my love and I was put
C
G
As I gaze out into the street,
C
G
all the sidewalks and inside
C
G
C
I've known you one too many mornings
G
C
One too many mornings, yes sir
G
C
One too many mornings
C
G
Yeah, since you've gone
Now it's this restless, hungry feeling
C
G
That don't do no one no good
Yes, when anything that I'm saying
D
C
D
You could say is just as good
C
G
Well, you're right from your side
C
G
Yes, but I am right from mine
G
C
Work too many mornings
G
C
Yes, sir, one too many mornings
We ought to talk about
G
C
Yes, sir, one too many mornings
G
C
One too many mornings
C
G
And doesn't you know why?
C
Eb
G
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ChordsG F C D Eb
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