You started a fire C Em That was never supposed to burn out F G You started a band C Em That was cool for a while, but it turned pretty bland F G I started a fight C Em With a neighbor next door and his pesky wife F G You started a job C Em That you hate when you’re sober, and hate even more when you’re not. F G And I know, you hate me too; F G C G Am G F You always say you do. F G C You moved to Japan C Em Thought a clean bill of health and a camera could show you the plan F G I bought a bird C Em That repeats what I say, but, “I’m lonely” is all that he’s heard. F G You found a guy C Em That is clearly the opposite of me, with a black motorbike F G I dicked around C Em But it’s just like a movie whose picture is off with the sound. F G And I know, you hate me too; F G C G Am G F You always say you do. F G C You started to write C Em It was subtle at first, but the danger was clearly inside F G I don’t reply C Em Due to lack of an ego, and laziness, it cuts like a knife F G You say that you’re good C Em Had a baby with biker, and named him “Forest Whitaker” F G I’m laying low C Em On the probable chance you convince me to give him a home F G And I know, you hate me too; F G C G Am G F You always say you do. F G C And I know, you hate me too; F G C G Am G F You always say you do. F G C
