Tom: Am
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[Verse 1]
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If you've been kicked in or abused or mistreated or misused.
F C G
You were told there was nowhere to go but up for you.
C G
If you've been hurt or you've been betrayed.
F Am
Or you've been fucked or you've been displaced.
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You were told it was probably your fault anyway.
Dm G
But your Hustler subscription or your Xanax prescription
C E7 Am
Make you feel lonelier instead.
Dm G
You don't want to hear about all those starving children.
C E7 Am G
You don't want to be told it's all in your head.
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Cus if it's all in your head, that's terrible.
[Verse 2]
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I saw a junkie laying in a puddle of his own blood last week,
F C G
I saw a cyclist get hit by a car.
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I saw a homeless guy chug a bottle of mouthwash on Christmas eve.
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No, you can never fall too far.
Dm G
You can buy a Salad Glove and you can buy an iPod.
C E7
And you can sell that shit to Bookmans
Am G
When your wife dies and you lose your job.
Dm G
You can hope it gets better, you can follow your dreams
C E7
But hope is for presidents and
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Dreams are for people who are sleeping.
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[Verse 3]
C G F Am
My friend Erin says it best, "we're all two or three bad decisions away
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From becoming the ones we fear and pity"
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And Tony says it's important to bear some witness when you can
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And that's not hard to do in the city that I live in.
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You don't have it any better
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And you don't have it any worse.
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You're an irreplaceable human soul
Am
With your own understanding of
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What it means to suffer.
And that's a hu-u-u-u-uge
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Bummer.
