Originaly written by John R Miller.
[Intro]
G
[Strophe]
G  (hammer on Am7)                     G 
Don't you wish that you could go back sometimes 
          G         D                 Em 
Don't you wish that you could go back home 
D                  Am7 
Tryin' to remember just where it was 
C                  D 
Remember you ain't alone 
Am                 G 
Remember you ain't alone
[Strophe]
G 
Every day's another pointless job 
                  D                Em 
And every night's another lonesome song 
D                      Am7                            C 
Tryin' to remember when your bed wasn't leather 
         C                       D 
And you were the one singin' along 
Am                    G 
Lord, where did we go wrong
[Instrumentale]
G (hammer on Am7) G
[Refrain]
        C             G 
Now the sky is coming down 
          D                G   G7 
Can't you see the stars fallin' 
         C   D         C     G 
Have yourself another round 
                        D        C 
Til' you can't hear the darkness callin' 
     G                  D        C 
Til' you can't hear the darkness call you
[Strophe]
G 
There was a good man in the makin' once 
      G        D       Em 
In the light of yesterday 
D                     Am7 
Tryin' to remember just who he was 
 C                            D 
Tryin' like hell to recall his name 
Am                    G 
Well it used to be my name
[Refrain]
        C             G 
Now the sky is coming down 
          D  D7          G     G7 
Can't you see the stars fallin' 
         C   D        C     G 
Have yourself another round 
                        D        C 
Til' you can't hear the darkness callin' 
     G                  D           G 
Til' you can't hear the darkness -