G Well, I was searchin' by myselfD G Singin' old songs, see if they help I took the low way along the seaD G Met an older man and he said to meC 'Sing me a song, son, lay it down'D 'Bring it forth then stand your ground'G It smelled like winter, it all felt fineD G In that dry bone hazy late November time.G He said : 'I've known high times, more than once'D G 'Now I stick strictly to the honky tonks' 'And I've known danger and I've known defeat'D G 'I've seen whole generations fall to sleep'.C 'I've danced with angels, I've drank my fill'D 'I've talked with God out on the hill'G 'And I know my face but I live my name'D G 'But I go by Charlie Hawker all the same'.G C G Where are you goin' tonight ?G C G Where are you goin' so late ?G C G Your country needs you, boy, don't waitG C Where are you goin' ?D G Where are you goin' ?G And then he stopped : 'Come here to me'D G 'So that I can look at you, so that I can see'G But then he smiled, he let me knowD G And in that space lies all the things I'll never know.C And then the sun sank in the WestD He said : 'Boy, you know you may never be at rest'G I turned around to face the lightD G And with a heavy heart I walked into the night.G C G Where are you goin' tonight ?G C G Where are you goin' so late ?G C G Your country needs you, boy, don't waitG C Where are you goin' ?D G Where are you goin' ?C G La la laC G La la laC G D G La la la, la la laC G La la laC G La la laC G D G La la la, la la laC G La la laC G La la laC G D G La la la, la la la
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