Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties - Just sign the papers

At^E a big wooden table ^G#in an offi^F#ce off of Ann Street ^A It mi^Eght as well be the ^G#ocean for as^F# far as you feel from ^Ame But ho^Aney, baby, plea^C#se... S^Bhit, I'm sorry I didn't ^Amean to call you ho^Eney

I ^Etrace the grain with my ^G#finger Keep my ^F#eyes low, stir my co^Affee ^EI should have let you go^G# sooner I know that I ^F#made this harder^A than it had to be^C# And ^BI'm sorry, I've been the ^Asame asshole since you met me

You were the the^E tail lights, lik^Be a lifeline when the sto^Arm arrived I followed you a^Ell night, 'til th^Be rain, died like a long ^Agoodbye

^EI tune out while the ^G#lawyers start to^F# rewrite all our ^Ahistory T^Ehe things that we built togethe^G#r get torn down brick ^F#by brick and ^Adispersed out evenly^{C# B} Burn the memories Spread the^A ashes over Fort Greene

You were the the ^Etail lights, lik^Be a lifeline when the sto^Arm arrived I followed you al^El night, 'til t^Bhe rain, died like a long ^Agoodbye And then at sunri^Ese, in the dayl^Bight, I watched as you pul^Aled aside I loved you like ^Etail lights, li^Bke a lifeline, like a long^A goodbye ^Am

^EC-come on, just sign the papers Don't make me stay in the r^Aoom I don't want this to ^Bbe the way that ^AI remember ^Eyou ^EC-come on, just sign the papers Don't make me stay in the r^Aoom In a slant of sunlight ^BI watch pools o^Af ink dry ^Eblue ^EC-come on, just sign the papers Don't make me stay in the r^Aoom I can't keep my hands steady bu^Bt I press ^Amy pen down t^Eoo ^EC-come on, just sign the papers Don't make me stay in the ro^Aom From the end of my name ^BI swore I saw^A daylilies bl^Eoom

^EC-come on, just sign the papers let's find an end to the gl^Aoom I'm sorry for ev^Bery single thi^Ang I put you th^Erough