James Vincent McMorrow - We dont eat

^C/GIf this is redemption, why do I bother at all There's^Em nothing to mention,^C and nothing has c^C/Ghanged ^CStill I'd rather be w^Dorking at something, than p^Emraying for the rain So I ^Cwander on, till s^Domeone else is sa^C/Gved

^C/GI moved to the coast, under a mountain ^EmSwam in the ocean^C, slept on my o^C/Gwn ^CAt dawn I would w^Datch the sun cut ri^Embbons through the bay I'd ^Cremember all the t^Dhings my mother w^C/Grote

That we don't ^Emeat until your ^Cfather's at the t^C/Gable We don't ^Emdrink until the ^Cdevil's turned to d^C/Gust Never ^Emonce has any ^Cman I've met been ^Dable ^Em to love So i^Cf I were you, I'd ^Dhave a little^C/G trust

^C/GTwo thousand years, I've been in that water ^EmTwo thousand years,^C sunk like^C/G a stone ^CDesperately ^Dreaching for nets That the ^Emfisherman have thrown Tr^Cying to find, a li^Dttle bit of h^C/Gope

^C/GMe I was holding, all of my secrets soft and hid ^EmPages were folded,^C then there was nothing a^C/Gt all ^CSo if in the ^Dfuture I might ^Emneed myself a savior I'll ^Cremember what was ^Dwritten on that ^C/Gwall

So we don't ^Emeat until your ^Cfather's at the t^C/Gable We don't ^Emdrink until the ^Cdevil's turned to d^C/Gust Never ^Emonce has any ^Cman I've met been ^Dable ^Em to love So i^Cf I were you, I'd ^Dhave a little^C/G trust

^AmAm I an honest man and ^Emtrue ^EmHave i been good to you ^Amat all ^AmOh I'm so tired of playing t^Emhese games ^EmWe'd just be running down The^G same old lines, the same old stories of ^CBreathless trains and, worn down glories ^AmHouses burning, worlds that^C/G turn on their own

So we don't ^Emeat until your ^Cfather's at the t^C/Gable We don't ^Emdrink until the ^Cdevil's turned to d^C/Gust Never ^Emonce has any ^Cman I've met been^D able ^Em to love So i^Cf I were you my friend, I'd ^Dlearn to have just a little bit of ^C/Gtrust