Bob Schneider - Changing your mind

^AWhat's so funny is nobody's laughing ^Eat this change of heart you're having.^{D A A}What's so funny is I'm filled with thunder, ^EI can't seem to get out from under, ^Dall these stones you ^Atied to my chest.

^BmI can't change your mind. ^DI can't change your mind. ^{A E}

^AWhat's so funny is I'm scared and lonely, ^Eand I don't think that I'm the only ^Done as I watch you d^Arive away. ^Awhat's so funny is the birds are singing, ^Esun is shining, and the bells are ringing and I'm^D thinking, 'what happened here?' ^A

^Bmand I can't change your mind. ^DI can't change your mind. ^F#mI can't change your mind. ^BmI can't change your mind. ^A

^F#mThere's a chapel in Minneapolis ^Dholds the bones of a dead saint in it and the ^Astain glass glows from the ceiling there, and it remi^Ends me of the feeling where I ^F#mfirst looked into your eyes, and ^Dsaw the most beautiful birds fly^A straight into the sun, with their w^Eings on fire, and the deed was done.

^BmOh and I can't change your mind. ^DI can't change your mind. ^F#mI can't change your mind. ^BmI can't change your mind. ^A

^AWhat's so funny is this piece of skin, ^Ethe one on my arm with your name inked i^Dn. What was I thinking?^{A A}What's so funny is the way things go down. ^ELike when a star dies it doesn't make a sound. It's just g^Done, and you can't find it when you ^Alook into the sky.

^BmAnd I can't change your mind. ^DAnd I can't change your mind. ^F#mAnd I can't change your... ^EAnd I can't change your mind. ^F#mI can't change your mind. ^DNo, I can't change your mind. ^A I can't do ^Eit. ^A

^AThere's a werewolf out on my f^Eront lawn and he's looking pissed ^Doff and he's wet from all the ^Arain. ^AI think I'll go say hi,^E and offer him a beer. ^{D D D D}