I-

woke

up

to

a

fe

-

el-

ing

,

it

was

cold

by

my

side

You

had

gone

with

the

sun-

rise,

leav-

ing

tears

in

my

eyes

I

got

up

with

a

feel

-

ing

of

an

emp

-

ti-

ness

in-

side

To

the

noise

of

the

side-

walk

and

the

sil-

ence

of

my

mind

Well

I

walked

out

this

morn-

-

ing,

down

a

street

with

no

name

To

a

club

called

"The

Lo

-

ser",

like

a

dog

-

that's

gone

lame

Took

the

club

el-

ev-

a

-

-

tor

to

the

floor

with

a

view

I

took

out

life

sub-

scrip-

tion

it's

the

on-

ly

one

they

do

I

stepped

out

on

the

gu

-

ard

rail,

saw

the

crowds

slow-

ly

part

Heard

a

voice

shout-

ing

"Don't

jump,

please

for

God's

sake

let

me

move

my

car!"

Felt

a

hand

on

my

shoul-

der,

heard

a

voice

cry

"Just

in

time!"

Felt

the

qui-

ck

push,

felt

the

a

-

ir

rush

Felt

the

side-

walk,

fell

in

line