Jack Johnson - Holes in heaven

^GThe air was more than human and ^Gthe heat was more than hungry and ^Gthe cars were square and spitting diesel fum^Emes ^Gthe bulls were running wild ^Gbecause they're big and mean and sacred and ^Gthe children were playing cricket with no sh^Emoes

^Athe next morning we woke up, man ^Awith a seven hour drive ^Cwell there we were stuck in Port Blaire ^Cwhere boats break and children sta^C7re

^Gthere were so many f^Dewer questions when s^Emtars were still ju^Ast the holes to he^Caven ^{Am Am}and th^Gere were so many fe^Dwer questions when s^Emtars were still ju^Ast the holes to he^Caven ^Am

^Gdisembarking from the port ^Gwith no mistakes of any sort ^Gmoving south the engine running smo^Emoth ^Gofficials were quite friendly ^Gonce we drowned them with our sweet talk ^Gwe bribed them with our cigarettes and bo^Emoze

^Athe next morning we woke up man ^Awith the sunrise to the right ^Cmoving back north to Port Blaire ^Cwhere boats break and children sta^C7re

^Gthere were so many fe^Dwer questions when st^Emars were still ju^Ast the holes to he^Caven ^Am yes and th^Gere were so many fe^Dwer questions when st^Emars were still ju^Ast the holes to hea^Cven ^Am