Walk alone

[G] Come together like a [Em] foot in a shoe,
Only [C] this time I think I stuck my [D] foot in my mouth.
[G] Thinking out loud and [Em] acting in vain.
[C] Knocking over anyone that [D] stands in my [G] way

[C] Sometimes I need to [D] apologize.
[C] Sometimes I need to admit [D] that I ain’t right.
[C] Sometimes I should just [D] keep my mouth shut, or [G] only [F] say [Em] hello.
[C] Sometimes I still [D] feel I’m walking a-[G] lone.

[G] [Em] [G] [Em]

[G] Walk on eggshells on my [Em] old stomping ground,
[C] Yet there’s really no one left, [D] that’s hanging around.
[G] Isn’t that another [Em] familiar face?
[C] Too drunk to figure out they’re [D] fading away

[C] Sometimes I need to [D] apologize.
[C] Sometimes I need to admit [D] that I ain’t right.
[C] Sometimes I should just [D] keep my mouth shut, or [G] only [F] say [Em] hello.
[C] Sometimes I still [D] feel I’m walking al-[G] one

[G] [Em] [G] [Em]

Guitar Solo: [G] [Em] [C] [D] [G] [Em] [C] [D]

[C] Sometimes I need to [D] apologize.
[C] Sometimes I need to admit [D] that I ain’t right.
[C] Sometimes I should just [D] keep my mouth shut, or [G] only [F] say [Em] hello.
[C] Sometimes I still [D] feel I’m walking a-[G] lone

[G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em]