Words: L.Lindquist
Music: L.Lindquist/G.Kronkvist

Am D G C
Lilly look at my hands I am not shaking anymore.
Lilly smell my breath I am not stinking from cigarettes and other stuff at all.
Do you think there is hope for me, the slightest little hope for me?
Am D G C

There is this guy that I talk to once a week or so. 
He say's I'm making him confused, this being a thief and a police at 
the same time being a post modern son of a bitch.
 Do you think there is hope for me, the slightest little hope for me?

Am D G C
Don't expekt.com me to come back to you, Texas hold ‘em you know 
that I hate you. Lilly look at my bank account I'm not gambling anymore.
 Do you think there is hope for me, the slightest little hope for me?


 “Yes I think so, yes I think so. I think there’s hope for anyone 
if you're willing to change.” 

Am D Em C D
Yes, I’m willing to change and I would pledge my hands to get 
back to you some how.
Am D G C
Oh oh….aa aa
Am D G C

I met this fortune teller when I walked the street from the
 Jesus Park to Nobel Square. Do you think there is hope for me, 
the slightest little hope for me? “If you can spare me a dime 
I can tell you everything you'd like to know. 
If you can spare me some change I can offer you the future in exchange.
” I put my hand in my pocket and I found a dime, this must be my chance in a 
life time. Do you think there is hope for me, the slightest little hope for me?

“Yes I think so, yes I think so. I think there’s hope for anyone if you're 
willing to change.” Yes, I’m willing to change and I would pledge my hands to
get back to you some how.