Hometown

F# E B
F# E B


[Verse]
                   F#
I got a scratchy throat and
                        E
It's 'cause I've been smoking
                B
Back in my old bunk room
                   F#
I won't have that pass soon
               E
No way to get solace
                      B
Old man dead skipped hospice

                F#
You can hold my home down
                E
You won't be my hometown
                B
You can hold my home down

F# E B
                F#
Back up in that bunk room
                  E
Sister has their saloon
          B                        F#
American dolls are patrons of the store
                   E
And I collect old nickels
                          B
I ain't sure what they're for
                F#
What about the basement?
                    E
My friend died down in there
            B
He's a salamander
                      F#
My young George they killed him
                  E
Under a pane of glass I never told the
  B
plumber

                   F#
He still holds the home down
                 E
Here inside our hometown
                    B
He still holds the home down
                  F#
(Here inside our hometown)
                  E
(Here inside our home now)
                  B
(Here back in the old town)
                 G#m
You might be my hometown
 F#              E
You might be my home now
               B
You might be my

               F#
What about the TV?
                      E
The one that's up in Mom's room
                B
People would ignore us
              F#
We go to the forest
              E
We go to the teepee
                       B
Here she comes on the ATV
                    F#
That girl holds the home down
                 E
Here inside our hometown
                     B
That girl holds the home down
                 F#
Here inside our hometown
                  E
Here inside our home now
                 B
Here back in the old town