Tom: G
G D
My momma was raised in a little house right on the Georgia line
Em C
Middle of the three to a mother who drank way too much sometimes
G D
She left home when she turned 18 for a different kind of life
Em C
She fell for somebody with some southern charm she thought just might treat her right
Am
She became a mother, became a wife
C
And they got used to they way they'd fight
G
So the cycle keeps going
D
And now it's his heart that's broken
[Chorus]
C
You can hide your scars, ignore your pain
G
But it all comes out in other ways
C D
And you don't know when so you're living on pins and needles
C
So we do our best getting through our days
G
But deep down it feels like were all the same
Am G C
Nobody's good, nobody's evil
G D Em C
But hurt people hurt people
G D Em C
Hurt people hurt people
[Verse]
G D
I knew they wouldn't understand but I told them anyway
Em C
And 10 years later, I'm still waiting for time to heal this pain
G D
My daddy said I want you to know that we're not proud of you
Em C
So, I left home all on my own just like hurt people do
Am
They always told me you got your mother's eyes
C
And I saw it clearly as we both cried
G
And the cycle keeps going
D
And now it's my heart that's broken
[Chorus]
C
Well, you can hide your scars, ignore your pain
G
But it all comes out in other ways
C D
And you don't know when so you're living on pins and needles
C
So we do our best getting through our days
G
But deep down it feels like were all the same
Am G C
Nobody's good, nobody's evil
G D Em C
But hurt people hurt people
G D Em C
Hurt people hurt people
C
You can hide your scars, ignore your pain
G
But it all comes out in other ways
C D
And you don't know when so you're living on pins and needles
C
So we do our best getting through our days
G
But deep down it feels like were all the same
Am G C
Nobody's good, nobody's evil
G D Em C
But hurt people hurt people
G D Em C
Hurt people hurt people
Am G C
Nobody's good, nobody's evil
G D Em C
But hurt people hurt people
G D Em C
Hurt people hurt people
