Day I die

D D A A (X 2)

D
I don't need you. I don't need you.
A
Besides I barely ever see you anymore,
D
and when I do it feels like you're only
A
halfway there.
D
Young mothers love me, even ghosts
A
of girlfriends.
D A
Call from Cleveland - they will meet me any time and everywhere.

D A
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
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The day I die, day I die where will we be?

D
Don't do this, I don't this to you.
A
And don't expect me to enjoy it.
D
Because I really don't have the courage
A
not to turn the volume up
D
inside my ears. For years I used to put
A
my head inside
D
the speakers in the hallway
A
when you'd get too high and talk forever.

D A
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
Em G
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
D A
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
Em G
The day I die, day I die where will we be?


Bm D F#m A (X 5)


Bm D
I get little punchy with the vodka
F#m
just like my great uncle Valentine
A
Jester did.
Bm D
When he had to deal with those people
F#m
like you who made no goddam
A
common sense.
Bm D
I'd rather walk all the way home right
F#m
now than spend one more second
A
in this place.
Bm D F#m
I'm exactly like you Valentine. Just come
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outside and leave with me.

D
Let's just get high enough to see our
A
problems.
D
Let's just get high enough to see our
A
father's houses.

D A
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
Em G
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
D A
The day I die, day I die where will we be?
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The day I die, day I die where will we be?

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