| Cadd9 | F | Cadd9 | F | |
| There's not enough of me well, | there's way too much of you |
| Cadd9 | F | Dm | G | |
| I think I saw some happy people | yesterday and that'll never do |
| Cadd9 | F | Cadd9 | F | |
| There's never too much violence, | ain't it time we had a war |
| Cadd9 | F | |
| You leave on your shirt and I'll be s | kins, and we'll go flying through the |
| Dm | G | |
| door |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| These are vio | lent times, and I o | nly want to d | o my part |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| To sink to ha | treds depths, and sm | ile at what we've a | ll become |
| CHORUS: |
| C | G | F | C | G | F | |
| I n | eed underst | anding, j | ust a p | ack or t | wo |
| C | G | F | Cadd9 | F | |
| To h | elp me w | ith my tro | ubles, and what to do's |
| C | G | F | C | G | F | |
| I don't f | eel no r | aging, th | ere ain't no | thing new |
| C G F N.C. Cadd9 F Cadd9 F |
| Drop me in the ocean, and paint me blue |
| VERSE 2: |
| Cadd9 | F | Cadd9 | F | |
| I don't have a worry, | I don't have a care |
| Cadd9 | F | Dm | G | |
| I don't have a sound piece of | mind, but I manage to fare |
| Cadd9 | F | Cadd9 | F | |
| I don't like my neighbors | , well they're just not my kind |
| Cadd9 | F | Dm | G | |
| And I think it might be all for the wh | ales, and I really don't m | ind |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| If these are the go | lden years, when I th | ink it's time to c | ash them in |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| To sit in our ro | cking chairs, and t | alk about the go | od old days |
| CHORUS |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| These are vio | lent times, and I o | nly want to | do my part |
| Em | F | C | G | |
| To sink to ha | treds depths, and s | mile at what we've | all become |
| CHORUS |
| End on Cadd9 F x4 |
| Thats it!! datklaw@maine.rr.com with comments/suggestions! |