Intro
C F C F
Verso 1:
C
theres a fat man, his face is grim
F
he's talking to himself but looking at him
C F
as they rumble to a stop, for a smoke a leak at a stretch
C
She had thirty-four dollars to her name
F
She wasn't very pretty and she wasn't very plain
C F
with her face pressed against the tinted window pane
C
and a man next to her was playing air guitar
F
to boston's greatest hits and a mix of the cars
C F
and a couple in the isle licking eachothers collar bones
G F A G
a woman screams at her kids and starts to cuss
G F
I just need to get off of this bus
Break
C F C F
A G A
Verso 2:
A G F A G A
He stares at the girl in the window pane
A G F A G A
says "please tell me the first letter of your name"
A G F
she lies and says "oh but whats all the fuss?
G F
I just need to get off of this bus"
Break
C F C F
Verso 3: C F
Well he taught her to smile, and she taught him to smoke
C F
and together they realized life's just a long boring joke
C F
So she smiles with her crooked grin, and and winks
C
with her crooked eye, and grinds her crooked teeth,
F G F
and lets out a crooked sigh as she looks at the couple in the back
A G
lets her hair down, throws a Dramamine back
F C
she says "lets lick eachother's collar bones, and never look back"
Outro
C F
C
La la la, da da da, dah dah dah
F C
La la la, da da da, dah dah dah