The Airborne Toxic Event - The graveyard near the house

^CThe other day when we were walking by th^Ge graveyard near the house You asked me ^Cif I thought we would ever d^Fie And if li^Cfe and love both fade s^Go predictably We've made ^Courselves a kind of predictable l^Fife

And so I pic^Ctured us like corpses lying si^Gde by side in pieces In some da^Crk and lonely blood under a b^Fow We looked so si^Clly there all decomposed half turn^Ged to dust In tattered clothes but we pro^Cbably look just as silly no^Fw

Bye bye b^Cye bye bye bye to all this dogg^Ged innocence I can't pre^Ctend that I can tell you what is go^Fing to happen next Or how to b^Ce But you have ^Cno ^Fide^Ema ab^Gout m^Ce do y^Emou

And it l^Ceft me to wonder if people wi^Gll ever know each other By just stu^Cmbling around like strangers in the da^Frk Cause somet^Cimes you seem so strange to me I m^Gust seem strange to you We're like two ac^Ctors playing our pa^Frts

Did you memo^Crize your lines 'Cause I did Here's t^Ghe part where I get so mad I tell you ^CI can't forget the pa^Fst You get so q^Cuiet now and you seem somehow Like a l^Gost and lonely child And you just h^Cope that the moment won't l^Fast

Bye bye b^Cye bye bye bye to all this dog^Gged innocence I can't pre^Ctend that I can tell you what is go^Fing to happen next Or how to b^Ce But you have ^Cno ^Fide^Ema ab^Gout m^Ce You have ^Cno ^Fide^Ema ab^Gout m^Ce do yo^Emu

So there's alw^Cays a way aro^Emund There's som^Cething tying our feet to the gr^Emound A moment passed we hate how it soun^Fds

And it se^Cems a lit^Ftle l^Emess p^Grofou^Cnd Like we're a^Cll go^Fing the s^Emame w^Gay d^Cown Yeah we're a^Cll go^Fing the s^Emame w^Gay do^Cwn I'm just tr^Cying ^Fto w^Emrite it ^Gall do^Cwn

Cause I write so^Cngs and you write lett^Gers We are ti^Ced like two in tethe^Grs And we t^Calk and read and laugh and^G sleep at night i^Cn bed toget^Gher And you wa^Cke in tears somet^Gimes I can see the thou^Cghts flash across your e^Gyes They say Darl^Cing will you be kind^G Will you be a good ma^Cn and stay beh^Gind if I get ol^Fd

And then the let^Amters all pass through my he^Gad With the w^Emords that ^GI was to^Cld About the fa^Amding flesh of life a^Gnd love the fail^Emures o^Gf the bol^Cd I can li^Amst each crippling fe^Gar like I'm re^Emading fr^Gom a w^Cill

And I'll de^Cfy ^Fevery^Emone and lo^Gve you st^Cill I will car^Cry y^Fou with ^Emme up ev^Gery hi^Cll And if you ^Amdie before I d^Gie I'll carve your na^Emme out of^G the sk^Cy I'll fall as^Amleep with your mem^Gory and dr^Emeam of wh^Gere you l^Cie

It may be bet^Cter to move on and to let li^Gfe just carry on And I may be wr^Cong But still I'll tr^Fy

Cause it's bet^Amter to lov^Ge whether you wi^Emn or lo^Gse or di^Ce Yeah It's be^Amtter to lo^Gve whether you w^Emin or lo^Gse or di^Ce It's be^Amtter to lo^Gve and I will lo^Emve you 'ti^Gl I di^Ce