Dm Well, I used to wakeF and run with the moonG I lived like a rake and a young manDm I covered my loversF with flowers and woundsG Dm my laughter the devil would frighten.F G The sun, she would comeC Dm and beat me back downC Dm but every cruel day had its nightfallF G I'd welcome the starsC Dm with wine and guitarsC Dm full of fire and forgetfulDm My body was sharpF the dark air cleanG Dm and outrage my joyful companionDm whisperin' womenF how sweet did they seemG Dm kneelin' for me to command themF G And time was like waterF Dm but I was the seaC Dm I wouldn't have noticed it passingF G except for the turnin'C Dm of night into dayC Dm and turnin' of day into cursin'Dm You look at me nowF Dm and don't think I don't knowC Dm what all of your eyes are a sayin'Dm Does he want us to believeF these ravings and liesG Dm they're just tricks that his brain's been a playin'?F G A lover of womenC Dm he can't hardly standC Dm he trembles he's bent and he's brokenF G I've fallen it's trueC Dm but I say unto youC Dm hold your tongues until after I've spokenDm I was takin' by prideF in the pleasures I'd knownG Dm I laughed and said I'd be forgivenDm but my laughter turned 'roundF Dm eyes blazin' and saidG Dm my friend, we're holding a weddingF G I buried my faceC Dm but it spoke once againC Dm night to the day we're a bindin'F Dm and now the dark airC Dm is like fire on my skinC Dm and even the moonlight is blinding
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