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-transcribed by Sean Palen, modified by Greg Steele - http://www.gregorysteele.com
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"Down in the Milltown" - by John Gorka 1987

D
When my shift is over


And I'm headed home

G
I don't listen to the radio

D                                       A  G  D
I like to be alone, I like to be alone 
 

I've had my fill of people
And all that factory noise
I listen to the engine
It's a sound that I enjoy
It's a sound that I enjoy

So I drive on past the drive-in
On past the movie lights
Past the fenced in fantasies
That slip into the night
I slip into the night

Chorus:

G           F#m   
Down in the milltown

    D           G
The milltown so low

D              G
Hang your head over

Em            D     G  D  G...   
Feel the wind blow  


I wonder what's for dinner
If she'll be waiting there
She has to wake up early
She has to do her hair
She has to do her hair

And if I need a cold one
There's a tavern up the street
The company of loners
Is still company to me
Yes, they're company to me

repeat chorus

And if my dreams treat me badly
And I cry out at night
Shake me to my senses
And I will be alright
Yes, I will be alright

repeat chorus twice