F C You were a legend when I met youF C Introduced by a mutual friendF C Dm I laughed when you called me “Grasshopper”Am F Though I didn’t know what it meant [Verse]C We stayed up all night drinkingF C Most of it is still a blurF C Dm But I remember picking along while you sang every songAm F By Mississippi John Hurt [Verse]F C And the way you got so seriousF C When you told me you invented the bluesF C Dm Then you smiled in that way I could never tellAm F If you didn’t really think it was true [Chorus]F C Now I’m driving through these milltownsF Down empty moonlit streetsG C Where the vacant storefront windows look like missing teethF G They disappear into my rearviewC F All along the rural routeC I pray for all that can’t be rescuedF C After everything goes south [Verse]F C On a split bill up in PortlandF C I was getting ready to go onF C Dm You said, “Grasshopper, you sing ‘Birches’Am F I’ve been singing it for too long” [Verse]F C So, I sang it like I’d written itF C Though I wished you hadn’t askedF C Dm I couldn’t shake that feelingAm F Like something had been passed [Verse]F C You watched from behind the curtainF C And I never will forgetF C Dm How your pulling on that bourbonAm F Looked like Russian Roulette [Chorus]F C Now I’m driving through these milltownsF Down empty moonlit streetsG C Where the vacant storefront windows look like missing teethF G They disappear into my rearviewC F All along the rural routeC I pray for all that can’t be rescuedF C After everything goes south
Milltowns
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