Key: C
Introduction: C Dm F C
G F C Am
We met some time ago, when we were almost young
Bm Am F G
It never crossed my mind to ask, where did you come from?
G F C Am
I didn't have much money, so I stole you a rose
Bm Am F G
You were dressed like an orphan, in Salvation Army clothes
D C G C
I never thought I'd lose ya, no - I'd rather go blind
D C G C
I thought I saw the future, but the fortune teller lied
C Dm F C
Your love was my salvation, it could always get me high
C Dm F C
What was once holy water, tastes like bitter wine
G F C Am
I know I wasn't funny, but you laughed at all my jokes
Bm Am F G
When I was choking on the words to say, you shoved your finger down my throat
G F C Am
The first night I said I loved you, you told me to go to hell
Bm Am F G
You were giving me head, on that creaky, old bed at the Ol' Duvol Motel
D C G C
Just like everything ,even good love has to die
D C G C
Ain't no sympathy when it says goodbye
* *Chorus 1
Am C Am C Am F C
* *Pre-Chorus 2
Am C Dm F C
No one even cried, we're one of a kind, one of a kind
C Dm F C
Love left me stranded at the station and the last train's gone by
C Dm F C
What was once holy water, tastes like bitter wine
C Dm F C
Your love was my salvation, it could always get me high
C Dm F C
You take the "bag" of holy water, now all that's left is bitter wine