Intro: D A C G Em A Verse: D A I left school at just 14 I'm told I'm paying the price C G It's kept me small and kept me mean Em A Having to be nice when I don't feel nice D A Stood on many corners, up against many a wall C G Em A Said I'm gonna work much harder but then easy calls D A And easy calls me often, and always by my name C G Being called by a name means something to a man Em A who's been left out of the game
Chorus: C G I've got nothing to offer you D C but the rest of my life C G Nothing I can really offer you D C but the rest of my life Em G A And a sad love song verse: D A I'm the son of a decent man, a decent mother too C G They were taught suffering and working too hard Em A It's just what good people do D A You build two walls of silence, another two of pain C G Em A If you have your own door to close behind you, you can keep yourself halfway sane. D A But the only thing that's golden are the crumbs upon the ground C G Em A They fill your mouth like jewels from an everlasting crown Chorus: C G I've got nothing to offer you D C but the rest of my life C D Nothing I can really offer you D C but the rest of my life Em G A And a sad love song verse: D A I drive a big blue car, from 1983, C G It's the only thing I've ever been good to and Em A the only thing that's been good to me D A Money comes money goes, it doesn't stay around me too long C G Em A I don't know much about very much, and less about right and wrong D A If I do go on if I don't go on, well the reasons will be much the same C G Em A I've lived without the ground beneath me man, I've lived without a name Chorus: C G I've got nothing to offer you D C but the rest of my life C D Nothing I can really offer you D C but the rest of my life Em G A And a sad love song outro: D A C Stay, stay away from the man, who says that love, Em G A
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