Halfway Home

[G] [B7] [Em] [C] [G] [B7] [Em]

[G]Well I used to w[B7]alk along the[Em] opposite side of the r[C]oad
[G]and made o[B7]thers get out of my[Em] way
[G]I used to t[B7]hink that I could s[Em]it and wait for the ti[C]mes
[G]but I know [B7]I should meet them [Em]halfway

[Em]I'm halfway [C]home and I'm [G]on my o[B7]wn
[Em]I'm halfway [C]there and I don't [G]care, I don't [B7]mind
[Em]I plan to leave he[C]re after sup[G]per time, that's when traffic [B7]is light, all I
[Em]need is a sign and [C]I'll be alright. [G]I'll be fine[B7]       [Em]

[G]Well I used to [B7]think that i could just [Em]sleep and then I would d[C]ream
[G]And everyth[B7]ing it would just come to [Em]me
[G]Until I w[B7]oke one day [Em]without anything to [C]eat
[G]Lying on the [B7]opposite side of the [Em]street

[Em]I'm halfway [C]home and I'm s[G]till out on my [B7]own
[Em]I'm halfway [C]there and I don't [G]care, I don't [B7]mind
Because it ain't[Em] my time not to [C]stay or s[G]ay
Well I can't [B7]say, but you can [Em]bet that i will pl[C]ay my hea[G]rt out
I'll won't l[B7]ay.

[G]I used to t[B7]hink that I could just [Em]sit and wait for the ti[C]mes
[G]But I know I gotta meet t[B7]hem ha[Em]lfway

[Em]I'm halfway h[C]ome I tried ru[G]nning with the fl[B7]ow
[Em]I'm halfway t[C]here. Ain't it f[G]unny how everybody s[B7]eems to care
[Em]I planned to get there [C]around supper time their serving[G] up bread and wine
[B7]All I need[Em]ed was a sign and I gue[C]ss I'll be alright.  [G]
[Em]I'll be fine, I'll be[C] fine, I'll be[G] alright, I'll [B7]be alright.

[Em]It seems to be a running th[C]eme about being fine and al[G]right but I[B7] don't mind.

[Em]I'll be fine[C]       [G]            [B7]
I'll be f[Em]ine