Radio Monsoon

[Verso 1] D I was out there counting Mississippis Dsus2 You were smoking on a cigarette and playing with a rock Gmaj7 I was saying that I'm scared to death G That all I'm ever gonna be is everything that I'm not Em I said, "Man, I think I got too high" G Gmaj7 You just pointed up to that blue sky D You were drumming something on the steering wheel Dsus2 I never heard you laugh like that, I never heard you sing Gmaj7 You were saying every time you meet somebody you think you could love G You end up running like a sink Em Lookin' for a hill you could die on Gmaj7 Running out of things to get high on [Refrão] Em G D Well, I think if we were younger, it's exactly what we'd do Gmaj7 Be dumb enough to get stuck in a radio monsoon Em G But the whole world could be burning D And I'd be the last to know Em And when I lose my memories Gmaj7 This'll be the last to go G [Verso 2] D I was chasing Tennessee D Got used to getting high and mean Dsus2 And you were out there somewhere being loud Gmaj7 You said "Maybe if we met, I think I would've been your friend" G But there's no sense in talking 'bout that now Em So we just keep driving with the roof off G Kickin' back your seat and take your shoes off [Refrão] Em G D Well, I think when we get older we could make use of this land Gmaj7 Em Move into a metal house, grow flowers out of sand G D I'd move to Alabama if it meant that we'd be close Em G I'd probably lose my mind but you'd still be the last to go [Ponte] Em G Oh, paper boy turned to a man D Gmaj7 You thought you couldn't but you can Em G Oh, paper boy, you grew up tall D Gmaj7 But before you, I knew nothing at all Em G [Refrão] Em G D I think that all we have is in this radio monsoon Gmaj7 Em So let's wait until the black sky turns back into something blue G D I used to beg for time to go real fast but now I don't Em Gmaj7 So God, take everything, but leave the gift of getting old G D