F#m E A E F#m E A E F#m E She said lets take the east-way highway A E I think I need to breathe F#m E A E And with my windows rolled down gently it all comes out easily F#m E A E But I have friends that say that its easier to die F#m E A E And I have friends that say that it is easier to die F#m E Well my dads working late tonight A E It's just me and my mom F#m E A E And I will call my girlfriend up because we used to be in love F#m E A E My wall is painted white but scribbled black F#m E A E With all the small town names of Ohio's back F# D And I remember back in school when you were gettin' high A And we were sleepin' in your basement this could stand the test of time F# And I have all these memories A And all these bitter pains E And all these simple things that I wish I could go insane F#m A But I don't feel like I get who you are anymore E And I don't feel like I get who you are anymore 2x F#m E A E But we could stay like this for now F#m E A E And we could stay like this for now 2x F#m E And when I kicked you in the face A E F#m E A E Your blood stained my shoe like some sort of pathetic letter that says good bye fuck you too F#m E A E And I am sorry that I lost you all F#m E A E I wonder if your mom ever talks about me still F#m E A E And we could stay like this for now F#m E A E And we could stay like this for now F#m E A E And we could stay like this for now F#m* E* A* And we could stay like this for now