I played along with the song, and I believe this to be it. But as I'm not a professional guitar player I may be way off. What I do know is that the song raises half a step in the last part of the song. C C C C F It's midnight at a liquor store in Texas C G Closing time another day is done C F When a boy walks in the door and points a pistol C G C He can't find a job but Lord he's found a gun C F He pulls it off with no trace of confron--tation C G Then he lets the old man run out in the street C F Even though he knows they'll come with guns a blazing C G C Already he can feel that great relief C Bb F Oh how many travelers get wear-y C G Bearing both their burdens and their scars C Bb F Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver C G C And fly like eagles out among the stars C F He pictures the arrival of the cruisers C G Sees that old familiar anger in their eyes C F He knows that when they're shooting at this loser C G C They'll be aiming at the demons in their lives C Bb F Oh how many travelers get wear-y C G Bearing both their burdens and their scars C Bb F Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver C G C Db And fly like eagles out among the stars Db F# The evening news carries all the details Db Ab He dies in every living room in town Db F# In his own a bottle's thrown in anger Db Ab Db And his father cries we'll never live this down Db B F# Oh how many travelers get wear-y Db Ab Bearing both their burdens and their scars Db B F# Don't you think they'd love to start all o--ver Db Ab Db And fly like eagles out among the stars Db Ab F# Db And fly like eagles out among the stars
