Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Key: F Difficulty: Intermediate Verse 1: Em G Oh, I was naive Em G My shoes were untied C/G G Em G C/G In Heaven everything is just fine Em G But the phones are dead Em G And so is the light C/G G And so are you Em G C/G And, honey, so am I Em G But the Earth still turns Em G For the unconcerned C/G G Em G C/G Days pass below like train windows Em G I was a sapling tree Em G The birds looked like me C/G G Em G C/G Oh, I begged my nerves to kick me something new
Chorus 1: Am From time to time G I'd watch you sleep Em Bm C6/G G Oh, I wonder how much freedom we can dream C6/G G And I'm sorry when you wake up to me Verse 2: Em G I just got tired Em G C/G G Em G C/G Shining steady like a spider web's an empty stage Em G Now people say Em G What drugs did you take C/G G Em G C/G And why don't you start taking them again? Em G But they're not my friends Em G And if I was dead C/G G Em G C/G What difference would it ever make to them Am If I got high? Chorus 2: G From time to time Em Bm C6/G G Oh, I wonder how much freedom you would need C6/G G And I'd be sorry when you wake up to me Instrumental break: A C6/G (3x) G Verse 3: Em G I'm reaching out to you Em G I'm writing all the time C/G G Em G C/G I don't see deep but I see far and wide Em G I see dead trees Em G But the roots have leaves C/G G Em G C/G G Em Just because I can't describe it doesn't mean I shouldn't try G To untwist the knife Em G To unmake my mind C/G G Em G C/G Having been is no way to be alive Chorus 3: Am And I'm alive G When I watch you sleep Em Bm C6/G G I wonder how much freedom we need C6/G G And I'm here when you wake up to me C6/G G And I'm still here when you wake up to me
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