Poor Fool Justin Townes Earle
This song is real simple, its two sets of chords back and forth.
G C D G x2
C G C D G x2
Now it gets kinda off, cause mostly the first progression is verse, and the second
progression is chorus, but after the second verse, theres that instrumental break,
and the song breaks back into a verse(lyrically) during the chorus part, but it
straightens itself out right after that.
[G]Try not to think about it.
[C]Get dressed and come out tonight.
[D]You've been through this before and you know it's gonna' be alrig[G]ht.
[G]But you can't go out like that.
[C]Tuck in your shirt and comb your hair back.
[D]If you feel like crying just turn away until the feelings pas[G]s.
[C]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[G]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[C]No will to live, [D]no will to choose, [G]poor fool.
[G]Now the heart is a tricky thing.
[C]Yours, more than most.
[D]You spend your whole life wandering with a look on your face like you've
seen a ghos[G]t.
[G]This ain't no haunting.
[C]And though it's no ordinary hurt,
[D]after all these years, you should know better, but you never lear[G]n.
[C]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[G]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[C]No will to live, [D]no will to choose, [G]poor fool.
(Get yr friend to play a faintly sad slide guitar solo here)
G C D G x2
[C]Now I think you like it.
[G]Better yet, I know you do.
[C]You fuss and you fight it, [D]but your just an ordinary fool.
[G]So tuck your head back,
[C]close your eyes and take a long, deep breath.
[D]You're gonna' be alright, you just gotta' learn to try to forge[G]t.
[C]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[G]Oh, poor fool (poor fool).
[C]No will to live, [D]no will to choose, [G]poor fool.
now, go play this song for your moppy friend, tell em to quit being such a downer.
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