Intro (x2): G  Bm

Verse 1:
G                             Bm
One morning this sadness will fossilize
G                        Bm
And I will forget how to cry
G                  Bm           C           G
I'll keep going to work and you won't see a change
     C                D          Eb
Save perhaps a slight gray in my eye


G         Bm         C
I will go jogging routinely
G          Bm           C
Calmly and rhythmically run
    G                  Bm               C         G
And when I find that a knife's sticking out of my side
     C           D                   Eb
I'll pull it out without questioning why

Chorus:
             G           F
And then one warm summer night
          Em        C
I'll hear fireworks outside
         Em            D                G    B   C
And I'll listen to the memories as they cry, cry, cry

Verse 2:
Gb G         Bm         C
   I will be married to silence
    G         Bm       C     D
The gentleman won't say a word
        G            Bm          C        G
But you know, oh you know in the quiet he holds
       C               D          Eb
Runs a river that will never find home

Chorus:
         G               F
And then one warm summer night
          Em        C
I'll hear fireworks outside
         Em            D                G    B   C
And I'll listen to the memories as they cry, cry, cry
        G           Am
Oh, one warm summer night
          Bm        C
I'll hear fireworks outside
         Em            D                G    B   C
And I'll listen to the memories as they cry, cry, cry
G    B   C
Cry, cry, cry
G    B   C
Cry, cry, cry

Outro: Gb
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