The Vicodin

        G              D             Em
You can drive you can drive you can drive
         C
down the 405
G        D         Em      C
  to the 101 to my house
G           D                        Em
  and these highways are in so many songs
   C                  G
I couldn't count them all
   D
I tried...
Em           C           G          D
so much sad history described in a ride
            Em             C       G
and when I told you I was happy I lied
   D       Em      C
I lied, I lied, I lied


     G        D
and I've got vicodin
       Em            C
do you want to come over?
   G                D         Em     C
I know it's a long drive from ma-a-libu
           G               D
I've got a pocket full of pills
    Em       C
and not one lover
     G         D           Em
I'm feeling so bad and so good
                     C
I don't know what to do


         G        D
 so I'll take my chances now
Em         C                     G         D
  'cause I can't go back I'm out too far
Em                   C
   and I'm thinking, I'm thinking
G                           D              Em
  I'm thinking that you know how it feels
       C       G        D
so get in your car and drive
Em          C                  G
  and I can tell you that I'll try
     D         Em         C
I'll try, I'll try, I'll try

CHORUS

Em     D        C
  it's in your face
   D        Em
I know that place
       D           C
you're running to
      D            Em
I'll follow you
      D       C
I'll meet you there
      D       Em
don't bring a thing for me
      D         C
I'll take care
     D
I'll take care