Table For One(Ukulele chords)

	        Intro: G Cadd9 G G x3 
        Dsus4 Cadd9 G G 


      G           Cadd9    G 
So I sit on this table for one 

      G       Cadd9         G 
And pour me a drink that'll last 

G        Cadd9       G 
I'm not drunk I just miss being young 

    Dsus4   Cadd9   G 
And I grew old too fast 

 G           Cadd9    G 
My wife she breaks and she bends 
 G           Cadd9    G 
My children they don't understand 
 G           Cadd9    G 
I came here tonight in search of a friend 
 Dsus4   Cadd9   G 
But I'm the invisible man 

            C 
'cause I've swallowed my tongue 


and I've polished my gun 

          G 
and I've sat on my secrets for years 

         C 
with my stiff upper lip 


my composure won't slip 

         D 
and I've hidden each silent salty tear 

 Intro riff 

 G           Cadd9    G 
I sit on this table for one 
 G           Cadd9    G 
And I have been here before 
 G           Cadd9    G 
It's a little less than I'd had in mind 
Dsus4   Cadd9   G 
But I wouldn't ask for more 


 G           Cadd9          G 
And my mother she taught me to write 
 G           Cadd9    G 
And my father he taught me his trade 
 G           Cadd9    G 
And I wish that they could both be here tonight 
Dsus4   Cadd9   G 
To see what a mess I've made 

              C 
'cause I've swallowed my tongue 
           C 
and I've polished my gun 
           G 
and I've sat on my secrets for years 
           C 
with my stiff upper lip 
       C 
my composure won't slip 
             D 
and I've hidden each silent salty tear 

             C 
my sons and my daughters don't know me at all 
                   C 
I've dug in trenches and put up walls 
               G 
I whisper I love you each night as they sleep 
              C 
But no one hears me when I speak 
        C 
On this table for one 

     D 
Strum this once 


     G           Cadd9     G 
So I sit on this table for one 

        G            Cadd9      G 
I won't go till they tell me to leave 

G           Cadd9       G 
 Why'd they teach me to follow my dreams 

     Dsus4      Cadd9        G 
When dreams are all they can be?
	        

Written by Andrew Phillips/Mike Rosenberg