Minneapolis by Lucinda Williams from the album World Without Tears Intro G/G/G/G/G/G/G/G G A I’ve been waiting for you to come back C G since you left Minneapolis D Snow covers the streetlamps and the C windowsills G D C The buildings and the brittle crooked trees G D G Dead leaves of December, thin skinned and D splintered G D C Never gotten used to this bitter winter G A I’ve been wasted angry and sad since you C G left Minneapolis D I wish my thoughts were pure like the C driven snow G D Like the heavens and the spring’s virgin C buds G D G But they strangled me with their sin, fill D me up with poison G D C Black clouds have covered up the sun again G A C I can always trace it back to that night in G Minneapolis D C Here on the seventh floor in a room I can’t call mine G D C Deadbolt on the door, do not disturb sign G D Shaking and trembling G D On the clean white linen G D Slivers of starlight danced across the C ceiling G A C A dozen yellow roses all that’s left in G Minneapolis D C I wish I’d never seen your face or heard your voice G D C You’re a bad pain in my gut, I wanna spit you out G D G Open up this wound again, let my blood flow D red and thin G D G D G Into the glistening, into the whiteness D C G Into the melting snow of Minneapolis [Thanks to Eddie Smith for tabs]