Tuning: G C E A (G C E A) JASE] C For the record, this is self-destructive C For the record, I'm aware of that G For the record, I've been picturing her body F Draped over the sofa wearing nothing but her hat C For the record (Jase sighs)
(spoken) I'm screwed (sung) C For the record, this can still go my way C For the record, I can keep my pride G All I have to do is keep us focused on the questions F N.C Each one of her responses will remind me how she lied C That's the answer C That's what I'll do C C I'll use the 36, 36, 36, 36 questions C As a lifeline G F And of course I'll have sympathy C G For the pathological liar who did this to me F And yes, I admit Dm I wish I could touch her G F But the questions will make one thing clear C. G F C There's nothing left of my old life to spare C G F No matter how much I may… C JUDITH, spoken: Ta-da! JASE, spoken: What's up? JUDITH, spoken: What do you think? JASE, spoken: About what? JUDITH, spoken: My jersey. Go SeaWolves! JASE, spoken: Yeah… huh… go SeaWolves. Anyway (Silverware clinking) I was just, huh… setting the table here JUDITH, spoken: Oh JASE, spoken: I don't know why I did that. That's… weird JUDITH, spoken: It makes perfect sense to me. It's kinda like a weird first date. Which is really why we ought to have more booze JASE, spoken: I have whiskey. But, hmm… did you… did you want wine? JUDITH, spoken: Do you have wine? JASE, spoken: Yeah. The glass shattered on the chiller last night but I think the reds are okay. I'll just… hmm… yeah, I'll get ‘em. I'll be right back. Stay with Judith, Henry (Henry, the duck, quacks) JUDITH, spoken: Hey, Henry. I can't imagine all the horrible stuff you've heard about me. Well, it's all true. But you don't seem like the kind of duck who holds a grudge (She pops open a bottle) You're not a whiskey drinker, are you? No… you keep your wits about you. I like that (sung) C For the record, I did not expect this C I really thought that it would be a harder sell G I came up with this plan at 4 a.m. on Interstate 10 F How was I to know that it would work so well? C For the record C I haven't thought a lot about the way I'll answer C I guess I'm still afraid that I might lie G If only I could make him see, if I was given the choice F Of telling him the truth or sticking knives into my eyes C I'd pick the knives C But I'll survive C C I'll treat the 36, 36, 36, 36 questions C As a passtime C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions C Just like last time G F And maybe it's wrong to say C G. F C But his defense and distance will not sway G F C Me from believing this is possible G F If he didn't love me anymore C. G F C Then why the hell did he open the front door? G. F I think it's a sign that he– JASE, spoken: Hey JUDITH, spoken: What's up?! JASE, spoken: Huh… there's a good chance that this wine is terrible JUDITH, spoken: Huh… I– I'd settle for drinkable JASE, spoken: I make no promises. Oh, you lit candles JUDITH, spoken: Yeah, I thought it would help set the mood JASE, spoken: What's "the mood"? JUDITH, spoken: Hmm… hopeful? (sung) G. F Just like our first date C When we sat on your carpet C Drank two bottles of wine JASE: G. F This is different C Two years have gone by C My whole life was a lie BOTH: G F C But there's something that feels so familiar C We've been here before JASE: G F Staring at each other JUDITH: G F Suddenly caring for each other BOTH: C Moving on to C Question 2 JASE, spoken: "Would you like to be famous? In what way?" JUDITH: C C We're asking 36, 36, 36, 36 questions C To each other JASE: C Tonight's 36 reasons why you and I cannot be Healthy for each other BOTH: C C We're asking 36, 36, 36, 36 questions Tonight C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions For the second time C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions For the last time C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions For the last time C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions For the last time C C 36, 36, 36, 36 questions For the last time C C 36, 36, 36, 36 This will be the last thing
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