G F Am CG F Am CG F Am CG F Am C [Verse 1]G F Am C Well money can't buy back that 64' FalconG F Am C That you sold in your 20s, then regretted it was goneG F Am C Cause you thought it contained some meaning with some answers to a lifeG F Am C But you'd never bother to questionC G F Am C Or even take a good close looking [Interlude]G F Am C [Verse 2]G F Am C And it broke your heart to see how it had been so very importantG F Am C From the feeling of the steering wheel to the rubber on the roadG F Am C But now it's grown to unrealistic proportionsG F Am C In your mind [Interlude]G F Am C [Verse 3]G F Am C Well now you're in your 50s, why can't you forgetG F Am C How the chrome bumpers shined in the sunG F Am C And if you could just go back, even for a minuteG F Am C You could forget how you don't even know what it wasG F Am C That you lost [Interlude]G F Am CG F Am C [Verse 4]G F Am C Why you always feel so empty in spite of all you haveG F Am C Were those feelings you remember even realG F Am C Were they honestly about some junky old FalconG F Am C Or any other thingG F Am C That you could own [Interlude]G F Am C [Verse 5]G F Am C Cause now it's all so stale and you feel so very oldG F Am C Like you*'ve taken all your chances and tossed em all asideG F Am C For some stupid piece of metal, like shiny bits of trashG F Am C G F Am C That line the stolen nest of a greedy neighborhood crow [Interlude]G F Am C [Verse 6]G F Am C So you drive back to your hometown to visit with your pastG F Am C But nothing looks the same anymoreG F Am C And you can see all that you squandered where you were shining all that chromeG F Am C You were handed all you needed without costG F Am C But you were to blind to see it, you took it all for grantedG F Am C G F Am C Now you want to complain, tell me just what it was that you lost [Interlude]G F Am CG F Am C [Verse 7]G F Am C And now you start to panic and your gas is running lowG F Am C And you need to find some meaning before you're stranded on the roadG F Am C And when the engine finally dies near a soybean field of duskG F Am C G F You just sit and watch the sunset turn the entire sky to rustAm C G F Am C G Turn the entire sky to rust
Last Of The Better Days Ahead
Charlie Parr
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