C F What am I to do with my afternoonsG F C What am I to do with my eveningsAm Without you, without youG F Am I've never gotten used to these endingsG F Am You must have thought it better for us bothG F C You thought it would be fair to let me choke [Verse 2]F What am I to do with my afternoonsG F C What am I to have for dinnerAm I turn my head for you and extend my hand, ohG F Am If only I could touch you, I would feel betterG F Am And this loneliness can be such a curseG F C I never thought you'd be the one to go first [Verse 3]F What am I to do now that I wait for youG F C And you are the one who's off somewhereAm Wait for me, wait for meG F Am What if I can't find you when I get up thereG F Am This loneliness, it, it is such a curseG F C Who ever thought you'd be the one to go first
Afternoons
Lori Mckenna
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