This is the first song on "Modern Guilt".

(Verse 1): ^DI think I'm stranded but I don't know where I got this ^Bbdiamond that don't^C know how to sh^Dine ^DIn the sun where these dark winds wail and these ^Bbchildren leave their ^Crulers beh^Dind As we ^Bbcross ten ^Cleagues from a ^DRubicon with ^Bbmatchsticks ^Cfor my bo^Dnes If we can ^Bblearn how to ^Cfreeze our^Fselves a^Glive We can ^Bblearn to leave these ^Cburdens to bu^Drn

(Break): ^FCast out these ^Ccreatures of woe ^GWho shatter them^Dselves ^FFighting a ^Cfire with^G your bare^D hands

(Verse 2, same chords as Verse 1): Now my journey takes me further south I wanna hear what the blind men sing With their fossils and their gypsy bones I'll stand beside myself so I'm not alone And how can I make new again What rusts every time it rains And the rain it comes, and floods our lungs We're just orphans in a title wave's wake

(End): ^BmIf I wake up and see my maker ^Dcomin' ^BmWith all of his crimson and his iron de^Dsire ^BbWe'll drag the streets with the baggage of l^Donging To be ^Cloved or de^Gstroyed, from a ^Fvoid to a ^Cgrain of ^Gsand in your ^Dhand.

Beck - Orphans