A-F#m-E-A A It's not the road we used to know, F#m they tore some buildings down. E A The traffic's like a pack of dogs. There's fewer trees, windows, flees, F#m concrete on the lawn. E A There's people here but you are gone. F#m C#m And I'm fine, still swimming through time. E A Afraid some days I've reached the shore. F#m C#m Make yourself free, a man said that to me. Bm E A Now my heart is like an open door. Bm E And the road finally gave me back A A/Ab F#m F# but I don't think I'll unpack Bm E A 'Cause I'm not sure if I live here anymore. It's not my weight that makes me faint. F#m Or the sugar in my blood. E A but the way these strangers stand so close. They say my name, like a guessing game. F#m "Hey, Is that really you?" E A No, I don't think it ever was. F#m In the spring, C#m when the world's turning green, E A I only think about the fall, F#m or the frets on the board C#m a progression of chords. Bm E A Oh how I want this to resolve. Bm E And the road finally gave me back, A A/Ab F#m F# but I don't think I'll unpack. Bm E A 'Cause I'm not sure if I live here anymore. Bm E Now the road finally gave me back, A A/Ab F#m F# but I don't think I'll unpack. Bm E 'Cause I'm not sure If I live here, Bm E no, I'm not sure if I live here anymore. Bm E A I'm not sure if I live here anymore