It Ain't Me

(Am)I had a dream we were (F)sipping whisky neat,

highest floor of the Bowery, and I was (G)high enough.

(Am)Somewhere along the lines, we stopped (F)seeing eye to eye,

you were staying out all night,

and I (G)had enough.

No, I (Am)don't wanna know where you been or where you're going,

but I know I won't be home,

and you'll be on your own.

Who's gonna walk you through the dark side of the (G)morning?

Who's gonna rock you when the sun won't let you sleep?

Who's waking up to drive you home when you're drunk and (E7)all alone?

Who's gonna walk you through the dark side of the morning?

It ain't (Am)me.

(No, no, (C)at the (G)Bowery, no,

no, (F)without asking (Am)me, when you're (C)out at four,

(G)when you're out.)

It ain't (F)me.

(No, no, (C)at the (Am)Bowery, no,

no, (G)without asking (F)me, when you're (C)out at four,

(G)when you're out.)

It ain't (Am)me.

(No, no, (C)at the (G)Bowery, no,

no, (F)without asking (Am)me, when you're (C)out at four,

(G)when you're out.)

It ain't (F)me.

(No, no, (C)at the (Am)Bowery, no,

no, (G)without asking (F)me, when you're (C)out at four,

(G)when you're out.)

It ain't (Am)me.

(Am)I had a dream we were back to seventeen,

summer nights and the Libertines, never (G)growing up.

(Am)I'll take with me the (F)Polaroids and the memories,

but you know I'm gonna leave behind the worst of us.

Who's gonna walk me.

No, (C)no, (G)It ain't (F)me.

No, (C)no, (G)It ain't (F)me.

No, (C)no.

(Am)Who's gonna walk you through the dark side of the (G)morning?

It ain't (Am)me.

(No, no, (C)at the (G)Bowery, no,