Cigarettes

C                     G
    Got my headlights shining
                     F
    Down an old dirt road

    Smoke my cigarettes, I should quit I know
C                      G
    The radio�s playing old country songs
F
    Someone�s leaving, someone's cheatin, on and on
G                        Am         C
    I think I might like, the quiet nights,
F
    Of this empty life

Refrão:
F              C            G
    Cause someday maybe somebody will love me like I need
F            C           G
    And someday I won't have to prove cause somebody will see
F           C               G                 Am
    All my worth, but until then I'll do just fine on my own
N.C.
    With my cigarettes and this old dirt road

C                 G               F
    See I left another good man tonight,

    I wonder if he'll miss me, lord knows I tried
C                       G                         F
    But I think that maybe, the thing that I did wrong

    Was put up with this bullshit for far too long
G                   Am
    I think I might like, the quiet nights,
F
    Of this empty life

refrão:
F              C            G
    Cause someday maybe somebody will love me like I need
F            C           G
    And someday I won't have to prove cause somebody will see
F           C               G                 Am
    All my worth, but until then I'll do just fine on my own
            F                    C
    With my cigarettes and this old dirt road

ponte:
F                       Am                   C                       G
    I ain't gonna sleep, I don't wanna dream About the things that I used

    to need
F                     Am                     C
    I ain't gonna cry, Or go and live their lies
                   G
    I'm just gonna drive

Refrão:
F              C            G
    Cause someday maybe somebody will love me like I need
F            C           G
    And someday I won't have to prove cause somebody will see
F           C               G                 Am
    All my worth, but until then I'll do just fine on my own
            F                    C
    With my cigarettes and this old dirt road