Joseph Arthur - Enough to get away

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^CWhat's the difference from a ^GSaturday night Where the ^Amlight spreads dark around the ^Fmajdrunk hearts In their ^Cheadless hallways where ^Gbodies are put on the ^Ammarket place ^Fmaj To ^Chappiness endlessly ^Gtaking pills With the ^Amyoung going down I see ^Fmajnothing or nowhere I ^Cknow what I've found ^G Must be in ^Amparadise ^Fmaj

^CNext year we will ^Glive in the country With our ^Ammoney, by day the sky ^Fmajbuilds Doing our ^Claundry and inventing us some ^Grandom machines ^AmGetting our religion and ^Fmajsex on the TV ^C Assumptions made simply to^G get away ^AmEveryone old is already ^Fmajwith me On tiny decks^C enjoying midsummer weather and ^Gfriendly company And ^Amin their picture frames there ^Fmajyou and I will be

Knowing what we've ^Cfound ^G E^Amnough to get aw^Fmajay (x4) ^CBright drops of blood^G so my thoughts are I ^Amturn to lie down but ^Fmajsleep stays far ^CI'm just an echo of the ^Gsongs going through my head The ^Amlight behides the ghost but ^FmajI'm the one that's dead And I^C think of who you be, ^Gwhen you're here with me Maybe ^Amit's a spiritual disease ^FmajSliding through shoots of oblivion in^Cto infinity back in^Gto our maker's hands No more ^Amrain, no controve^Fmajrsy

Knowing what we've ^Cfound ^G E^Amnough to get aw^Fmajay (x4)