e|--------------------------| B|--------------------------| G|-5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5---| D|--------------------------| A|--------------------------| E|--------------------------| e|-----5--3-----------5--5-3------------5--3--------3---3-5-----3------| B|-----------5-3--------------5-3-----3-------5-3---3-3-------3---3----| G|---------------5----------------5---------------5-0-------0----------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------| x2 A|---------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------| C,A,G Am Look what you started, F G I seem to be coming out of my skin Am Look what you’ve forgotten here F G The bandages just don’t keep me in Am And when it was over F G I woke up alone Am And when it was over F G I woke up alone Chorus: Am G F C And they cut me to ribbons and taught me to drive Am G F C I got your name tattooed inside of my arm Am G F C I called for my father but my father had died F G C While you told me fortunes, in American Slang Am Look at the damage, F G the fortunes came for the richer men. Am while we’re left with gallows, F G waiting for us liars to come down and hang. Am And when it was over F G I woke up alone Am And when it was over F G I woke up alone Am G F C And they cut me to ribbons and taught me to drive Am G F C I got your name tattooed inside of my arm Am G F C I called for my father but my father had died F G C While you told me fortunes, in American Slang Bm A G And here’s where we died that time last year, Bm A G And here’s where the angels and devils meet. Bm A G And you can dance with the queen if you need, D G And she will always keep your cards A D Close to her heart oooh G A So close to her heart D before they tear you apart C,F,G Am G F C And they cut me to ribbons and taught me to drive Am G F C I got your name tattooed inside of my arm Am G F C I called for my father but my father had died F G C While you told me fortunes, in American Slang F G C You told me fortunes, in American Slang