Jack Johnson - Do you remember

^GI sure do. It was some-^Ftime in early Sep-^Ctember. ^GWell, you were ^Clazy about it; you made ^Gme wait around. I was so ^Fcrazy about you, I didn't mind.^{C G}So I was ^Clate for class; I locked my ^Gbike to yours. It wasn't ^Fhard to find; you painted ^Cflowers on ^Git. Guess that ^CI was afraid that if you ^Grolled away You might not ^Froll back my direc-tion real ^Csoon. ^G

Chorus: ^G Well, I was crazy 'bout you then And now, but the cra^G-ziest thing of all, Over ^Fmaj7ten years ^C/Ehave gone by ^{Dm Dm}And you're still mine. We're locked in time ^DmLet's re-^Gwind. ^{F Em}

Verse 2: ^Dm Do you re-member whe^Cn we first moved in togeth-er? ^G The pi-ano t^Fook up the living room. ^C

^G You'd play me boogie-wo^Co-gie; I'd play you love songs. ^G You'd say we're playing hou^Fse; now you still say we are. ^{C G} We built our getaway^C up in a tree we found. ^G We felt so far aw^Fay, but we were still in town. ^{C G} Now, I re-m^Cember watch-ing that old tree burn down. ^G I took a pict^Fure that I don't like to look at. ^{C G}

Chorus: Well, all these^G times, they come and go, And alone don't ^Gseem so long. Over ten^Fmaj7 years have^C/E gone by. ^{Dm Dm} We can't re-wind. We're locked in time. ^Dm But you're still mine^G. ^{F Em Dm} Do you re-memb^Cer.