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Intro B A E B A E A B E So now this house has grown too small A B E Don't think of how it used to be A B E You say you live now in tomorrow A B E And there I sense you don't see me A B E The clock chimes four, you'll turn again then A B E To take pursuit of empty dreams A B E My sensitivity is dying A B E You're bound to some day think of me A B E Hey, hey, can't you see A B E A Baby, don't you lie to me E A E I know you think that you must go B A E Well, I think that's alright by me A B E Nervous words and empty motions A B E Claim symptoms just too plain to pass A B E I don't know where you think you're going A B E But you have drained my love at last A B E Tomorrow I'll be slowly movin' A B E I can't waste all my days the same A B E Don't stop to think of where I might be A B E Don't stop to figure who's to blame A B E Hey, hey, can't you see A B E A Baby, don't you lie to me E A E I know you think that you must go B A E Well, I think that's alright by me A B E I'll drink my last toast to your wealth, babe A B E I'll break my last convicting smile A B E Don't think of what you must remind me A B E I'm going to let you keep your style A B E The asphalt's branded old illusions A B E Of what you'll be when not confined A B E Have taken you, so just go on now A B E For I've been coastin' I don't mind A B E Hey, hey, can't you see A B E A Baby, don't you lie to me E A E I know you think that you must go B A E Well, I think that's alright by me B A E Well, I think that's alright by me ( B A E ) ( B A E )
Written by Gene Clark
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