C _ _ _ _ _
F _
C _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ Once
Dm upon a time you dressed so
Em fine, threw the bumper
F down me and your
G prime.
_ Then you, _ .
_ _
C people
Dm called, said beware of
Em the all your final fall,
F you thought they
G were all.
_ I'm kidding you, _ _ .
_
F _ _ you
G used to laugh
F about _ _
G everybody that was hanging
F out.
Em Now you
Dm don't talk so
C.
loud,
F _
Em now you
Dm don't seem
C so proud,
Dm despite having to be
F scrounging _ your
G neck real hard.
_ _ .
How does
C it feel,
Dm _ _
G _ _ .
how does
C it feel
F to _
G _ be without
C a home,
F _ _
G _ like a complete
C unknown,
F _ _
G _ like a rolling
C stone.
F _ _
G _ _ _ .
_
C _ _
F _ _
G _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _
C Gone
Dm to the finest school,
Em alright Miss
F Lonely, but you know you're only
G used to getting _ juiced in it.
_ _ _
C Nobody's ever
Dm taught you how to live
Em out on the street, and
F now you're gonna
G have to get _ used to it.
_ _ _
F _ _ .
You
G say never compromise
F with the mystery tramp, but
G now you _ realize
F he's
Em not selling
Dm any
C _ alibis.
F As you
Em stand in the
Dm vacuum
C of his eyes,
Dm and say do you want to
F _ make
G a deal.
_ _ _ How does
C it feel,
F _ .
_
G _ _ how does
C it feel
F.
to
G _ be on your
C own,
F _ .
_
G _ with no
C direction home,
F _ .
_
G _ a complete
C unknown, _
F _ .
_
G _ like a rolling
C stone.
F _ .
_
G _ _ _
C _ _ _
F _ .
_
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_
C You never
Dm turned around to see the
Em frowns on the
F jugglers and the clowns when they
G all did, _ tricks for you.
_ _ .
_
C Never
Dm understood that it ain't no
Em good, you shouldn't
F let other people
G get your kicks for you.
_ _ _ .
_
F You used to ride on a chrome
G horse with your diplomat,
F who carried on his shoulder
G a Siamese cat.
F _
Em Ain't it hard
Dm when you discover
C that _
F he
Em really
Dm wasn't well
C at that,
Dm after
D he took from you
F everything
G he could feel.
_ _ _ _ .
C How does it feel,
F _ _
G _ _ .
C how does it feel
F to
G _ _ .
C have your _
F _ _
G _ own direction
C home,
F _ _
G _ like a complete
C unknown, _
F _ _
G _ like a rolling
C stone.
F _ _
G _ _ _ .
_
C _ _
F _ _
G _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _
C Princess
Dm on his people and
C all the pretty
F people, they're all drinking
G thinking that they got it made.
_ _ _
C _
Dm Exchanging all precious
Em gifts, but you
F better take your
G diamond ring, you better pawn it back.
_ _ _
F _ You used to
G be so amused
F at Napoleon in
G rags, in the language that he used.
F Go to
Em him now, he calls
Dm you, you can't
C refuse.
_
F When you ain't
Em got nothing,
Dm you got
C nothing to lose.
D You're invisible now, you got
G no
F secrets to
G conceal.
_ .
_ _ _
B How does it
C feel,
F _ .
_
G _
F how
C does it feel
F.
to
G _ be on your
C own,
F _ .
_
G with no direction
C home,
F _ .
_
G _ like a complete
C unknown,
F _ .
_
G _ like a rolling
C stone.
F _ _
G _ _ _ _
C _ _
F _ .
_
G _ _ _
C _ _ _
F _ .
_
G _ _ _
C _ _ _ _ .