Holes Passenger
Capo 4!
Intro: Am G C C (x 3)
Vers 1:
[Am] I[G] know a man with[C] nothing in his hands,[Am] noth[G]ing but a rolli[C]ng stone
[Am] H[G]e told me about when hi[C]s house burnt down, h[Am]e lost eve[G]rything he[C] owned
[Am] He lay[G] asleep for s[C]ix whole weeks, they were[Am] gonna ask his[G] mother to
[C]choose
When [Am]he woke [G]up with nothing he said[C] I'll tell you something
When you've got[Am] nothing, [G]you've got nothing to [C]lose
Refrein I:
Now I've got a h[F]ole in my pocket, a h[C]ole in my shirt, a w[G]hole lot of
trouble, he s[Am]aid
but n[F]ow the money is gone, l[C]ife carries on and I [G]miss it like a hole in the
[Am]head!
Herhalen intro: Am G C C (x4)
Vers 2:
[Am] I know [G]a woman with [C]kids around her ankles and [Am]a bab[G]y on her[C] lap
she said o[Am]ne day her h[G]usband we[C]nt to get a paper and the [Am]mother fucker
n[G]ever came [C]back
[Am]mortgage to p[G]ay and four kids to[C] raise, k[Am]eeping the [G]wolf from th[C]e door
she said the [Am]wolf's just a[G] puppy and the do[C]or's double locked so[Am] why you
[G]gotta worry me [C]for
Refrein I:
Now he left a in h[F]ole in my heart a h[C]ole in a promise a h[G]ole on the side of
my b[Am]ed
oh n[F]ow that he's gone well li[C]fe carries and I m[G]iss him like a hole in the
[Am]head
Brug:
[F] well sometimes you can't cha[C]nge and you can't c[G]hoose
[F] and sometimes it seems you gain[C] less than you [G]lose
Refrein II:
Well we've got [Dm]holes in our [F]hearts, yeah we've got [C]holes in our [G]lives
well we've got [Dm]holes, we've got h[F]oles but we carry [C]on
say we've got h[Dm]oles in our h[F]earts, yeah we've got h[C]oles in our li[G]ves
well we've got [Dm]holes, we've got [F]holes, but we carry o[C]n (dit herhalen tot einde)
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