Intro: Am AmG F I thought I'd start this simple songC Am with something you could sing alongG F C like "Na na na na na na."G F But then I felt a bit cliche-C Am I started Beaten Path that way-G F C and besides, it didn't get me very farG F I guess the well is running dry.C Am (I'm not surprised)G F C It's been thirteen years of lies.G F Running at the mouth aboutC Am these lovers I can't live without,G F C well, I'm not exactly huntin' 'em downG F C A G F CG F Down and out and overweight -C Am under the influence of three years straightG F C drinking on the job.G F If it's not some love affairC Am then it's a song about the great despairG F C of the loner at the end of the bar.G Well, you are what you areF You are what your are,C you are, you are,Am you do, you do -G F C "Na na na na na na"G F One-hundredth verse same as the first,C Am I'm a dictaphone of drunken slurs,G F C press rewind - it's a new album.G F C Am G "Hot off the press, and this guy sounds depressedF C (again)!"G F So, you can never drop this drunken bitC Am or the fits of pain you still stomach -G F C it's for the love of the songG F C Am Oh yeah, the song. Oh yeah, the song.G F C I thought it was... I thought it was supposed to be a... a sing along.
For The Love Of The Song
The Good Life
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