Hard Edges

(Intro) Four bars of G Four bars of C (Verse) G Lisa used to love to dance Ever since she was ten years old C Her bare feet raising dust on a yard Where the grass wouldn't grow G Slowly spinning round and round To the music playing in her head C Late at night it could almost drown out The whiskey on her old man's breath (Chorus) D Em The wrecking yards and dingy bars C And abandoned factories D Em But down among the jagged souls C A ballerina sways unseen G Am Hard edges hide a tender heart C G Silent as a midnight prayer G Am Hard edges hide the sweetest part C G Till you'd never know it's there (Verse) G Lisa's in a club downtown Where the neon burns till dawn C She calls herself Tina now But she dances to the same old songs G Slowly spinning round and round In the smoke and the smell of rye C She takes off all her clothes So they don't see down in her eyes D Em The scarlet rouge and blue tattoos C Are only painted on D Em But underneath the dark drumbeat C A ballerina dances on G Am Hard edges hide a tender heart C G Silent as a midnight prayer G Am Hard edges hide the sweetest part C G Till you never know it's there