What Susan Said

{name: verse} G Two lonely eyed boys in a pickup truck C D G And they're drivin' through the rain and the heat D C And their skin's so sweaty they both get stuck to the old black vinyl seats C And it's Abbott and Costello and Paul and Silas D It's the two of us together and we're putting on the mileage {name: Chorus} G Em And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said Am How love is bound in the things we've given up C D More than in the things that we have kept G Em And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write Am C And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night D F C And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger Em D C And far away is just somewhere you've never been G Am C D G C D I hope that you'll remember, I ever was your friend {name: verse} G Two full grown men in a huddle of kids C D G And they're trying to help them to believe D What is too good to be real C But is more real than the air they breathe C And it's Wally and the Beaver, David and Jonathan D It's the love of Jesus puttin' on flesh and bone {name: Chorus} G Em And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said Am How love is bound in the things we've given up C D More than in the things that we have kept G Em And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write Am C And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night G And I remember what Susan said Em Am C D G Em And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write Am C And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night D F C And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger Em D C And far away is just somewhere you've never been G Am C D Em I hope that you'll remember I ever was your friend Am D I hope you'll have the strength to just remember G I'm still your friend. C D G