Joey Cape - I know how to run

CAPO 1 Intro Am | Am | C | G 3x Am | C | Em | Quicker part | Am-G | 4x Verse Am | C 3 x G | quicker part 2x Chorus 1 ("peace of mind in a picture from afar...") C | G | Am | F 2x Chorus 2 ("and I say run...") Am | F | C | G 3x Am | C | Em | quicker part 4x INTRO QUICKER PART 4x VERSE 2 x CHORUS 1 CHORUS 2 VERSE (quicker part (2m20s goes: Am-G C-Em) CHORUS 2 (quicker part: 1 time Am-G only) CHORUS 1 2 x (3m24s: last measure F -> E) CHORUS 2 Am~ LYRICS (as transcribed by Onion Thief, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr3FwqezX3ov) The loudest in the room are now rewarded The academics gone into hiding They can't control their students or the thought police The new newspeak, Orwellian dream Debate is now controlled, (short trials?) and shaming Immediate feelings over future The solitary fighter simply being right Pick a tribe boy, scripted side Peace of mind in a picture from afar Like a satellite Like a satellite Worlds apart from a natural bazaar Like a satellite Like a satellite And I say run Division has won And I say hate The death of debate And I say love A center to none I've heard enough I know how to run The loudest in the theatre are noted Rewarded for their insincerity Subconscious expressions of futility (Nearly/Merely?) satire, parody And I say run Division has won And I say hate The death of debate And I say love A center to none I've seen enough I know how to run Peace of mind in a picture from afar Like a satellite Lit by candlelight Worlds apart from a natural bazaar Like a satellite Like a satellite Expertise derived from a single reed Feelings viewed as facts, every word believed Legislating language and identity Confining freedom of thought Freedom to be And I say run I hear hate I miss love I've had enough I know how to run