D G D G [Verse 1] D G Julie was a lonely girl, D She said she was born that way, G She always felt that way. D G She left home at age sixteen D G get a job what are you supposed to do: that's what you got to do D G She fell in love and settled down D G in a council place there on the edge of town D A G She felt alone in a crowded room D A G Cry when she heard a happy tune [Verse 2] D G Oh it would be nice to holiday D Till they took her job away G They just took her life away D G And doing nothing nothing isn't fun D When there's nothing from which to run G Yeah there's nowhere left to run D G She'd visit the social every day D Every time be turned away G Every time be turned away. D A G She felt alone in a crowded room D A G Cry when she heard a happy tune [Bridge] D A D G D A G [Verse 3] D G A hundred stairs to her new room D Over glass and blackened spoons G Childred grow old so soon. D G Passed the kids who gathered there D Pain masked by narcotic stares G but no one really cares. D A G Her dreams were cut up and bled dry D A G A million voices in her cry A D G A Julie waits, her world is her window A D G A And Julie hates just what she doesn't know A D G A And Julie hates, she hates the world below A D G A And Julie loves, she loves too much to know