Andrew Bird - Ten-you-us

^CTenuous at best was all he had to say when pressed about the ^Amrest of it, the world that is From ^Cproto-Sanskrit Minoans to porto-centric Lisboans Greek ^AmCypriots and and Hobis-hots who hang around in ports a lot, uh-huh

But ^Chere's where things start getting weird While chinless men will scratch their beards, uh-^Amhuh ^CTool their minds to sharpened axes Brush up on the Uralic syn^Amtaxes

^GLove of hate acts as an axis ^GLove of hate acts as an axis, ^Foh First it wanes and then it ^Cwaxes ^Am

^CTen you us ness less ^Amseven comes to three ^CThem you us plus e^Amleven Thank the heavens for their elas^Gticity And that's for ^Fthose who live and die by ast^Cronomy ^Am

When ^CCoprophagia was writ, know when to stand know when to sit Can't ^Amstand to stand can't stand to sit and who would want to know this ^C Click click click ^Am

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^CTenuousness less ^Amseven comes to three ^CThem you us plus e^Amleven Comes just shy of in^Dfinity And that's for ^Fmaj7those who live and die for nume^Crology