To Her Door

[G]    [D]    [C]    [G]

[G]They got married e[D]arly,[C] never had no m[G]oney,

[G]Then when he got laid[D] off,[C] they really hit the sk[G]ids,

[G]He started up his dri[D]nking,[C] then they started fig[G]hting,

[G]He took it pretty ba[D]dly,[C] she took both the k[G]ids,

[G]She said: "I'm[Em] not standing by[D], to w[C]atch you slowly die, [D]

So watch me wal[C]king, * [D] out the doo[G]r,"    [D]

Out the doo[C]r,[G] out the door[D], [C]out the door.

* - CODA

[D]to her, [Em]Shaking in his sea[D]t, [C]Riding through the streets,  [D]

In a sil[C]vertop[D], to her doo[G]r,   [D]

to her doo[C]r,[G] to her door,   [D]

to her do[C]or.   [G]

[G]    [D]    [C]    [G]

Repeat and fade.

She went to her brother's, got a little bar work,
He went to the buttery, stayed about a year,
Then he wrote a letter, said I want to see you,
She thought he sounded better, she sent him up the fare,
He was riding through the cane, in the pouring rain,
On Olympic, to her door.

He came in on a Sunday, every muscle aching,
Walking in slow motion, like he'd just been hit,
Did they have a future? Would he know his children?
Could he make a picture and get them all to fit?
He was shaking in his seat, riding through the streets,
In a silvertop to her,
Shaking in his seat, riding through the streets,
In a silvertop to her door.