Riding for the Feeling Bill Callahan
Riding For The Feeling ? Bill Callahan
chords by gerboide - kalategebo@gmail.com
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Capo 5th fret
C Em7 Am7 [cb]C6add9[/cb]
It's never easy to say goodbye
C Em7 Am7 [cb]C6add9[/cb]
To the faces
C Em7 Am7 [cb]C6add9[/cb]
So rarely do we see another one so close and so long
I asked the room if I'd said enough
No one really answered
They just said, "Don't go, don't go"
Well all this leaving is neverending
I kept hoping for one more question
Or for someone to say,
"Who do you think you are?"
So I could tell them
With intensity, the drop evaporates by law
In conclusion, leaving is easy
When you've got some place you need to be
I'm giving up this gig for another season
[Dm] With the TV on mute
[F#] I'm listening back to the tapes
[Dm] On the hotel bed
[F#] My my my apocalypse
[Dm] My my my apocalypse
[C]I realized I had s[Em7]aid very little abo[Am7]ut ways or wheels[C] [6add9]
Or riding for the f[C]eeling, Riding for the f[Em7]eeling
Am7 [cb]C6add9[/cb]
Is the fastest way to reach the shore
On water or land
Riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling
Riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling
What if I had stood there at the end
And said again and again and again and again and again
An answer to every question
Riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling
Riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling
Riding for the riding, for the riding and for the ride
Riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling, riding for the feeling
Would that have been a suitable goodbye?
C: x32010
Em7: 020000
Am7: x02010
[cb]C6add9[/cb]: x00210
Dm: xx0231
F#: xxx675
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