Blue

[D]In the morning on the[G] train

[D]sitting and staring [G]at the rain

[D]or bury y[G]ourself in your [A]books.

[A]Don't look at no strangers, no don't give them any [D]lo[G]ok[D]s.[G]

[D]Well you ask yourself why you're [G]so afraid,

[D]why you hesitate when someone [G]asks your name.

[D]But they'll come too close if you [G]tell them the [A]truth.

[A]Who's to say they want something from [D]you[G]?  [D]     [G]

[Em]Well your just a [A]shell [D]of your former [G]youth.

[Em]That stranger in the [A]mirror, [D]oh, that's [G]you. Why do you look so [D]bl[G]ue[D]? [G]

Then the only man you ever loved, he thought was going to marry you, died in a car
accident when he was only twenty-two. Then you just decided love wasn't for you.
And every year since then has proved it to be true.

Now your just a shell of your former youth. That stranger in the mirror, oh,
that's you. Why do you look so blue?

[Em]Maybe [A]tomorrow you will [G]make a [D]change.

[Em]Maybe [A]some day soon you will [G]find the [D]strength.

Now your just a shell of your former youth. That stranger in the mirror, oh,
that's you. Why do you look so blue?