| C | D | Em |
| G | D | Em | |
| Last night I dr | eamt one thousand l | ives |
| C | D | Em | |
| I could see the da | wn through a diff | erent set of | eyes |
| G | D | Em | |
| There in my slu | mber passing t | ime |
| C | D | Em | |
| Long live the w | orld res | ting on its si | de |
| C | G | |
| I walked the or | chard with y | ou |
| D | Em | |
| Your ha | nd in my | mine |
| C | G | B7 | |
| In the evergre | ens drinking | wine |
| Em | D | C | G | |
| I saw the s | now fall in b | lack and white from the a | uburn s | ky |
| B7 | Em | |
| Last ni | ght I lived more than one thousand l | ives |
| D | G | |
| Not on | e of them sur | vived |
| Up through the earth and dawn I came |
| I crossed the kingdom through venom pouring rain |
| In the vacuum of my own brigade |
| Resurrected to make you mine again |
| Orpheus looked back once, she sailed the underworld |
| No second chances will be earned |
| I have returned as a phantom now to walk the bow and stern |
| B7 | Em | |
| Last ni | ght I lived more than one thousand l | ives |
| D | C | |
| Not on | e of them sur | vived |
| Em | Bm | |
| If we could do better I k | now that we would |
| C | G | D | |
| Maybe admit it now, we're n | ot that go | od |
| Em | Bm | |
| We keep the needle between z | ero and one |
| C | G | D | C | |
| You play your fiddle, baby, I | 'll play du | mb |
| Into the pastures of our minds |
| Goes my nearly beloved and I |
| Blazing two parallel white lines |
| Through this broken heart spilled open wide |
| Time might be on my side |
| But it's mostly far behind |
| I was the apple of your eye |
| Now I'm the boy spinning on a wheel there stuck with knives |
| Last night I lived more than one thousand lives |
| Not one of them survived |