Dangerous Levels Of Introspection - JP Saxe

Dangerous Levels Of Introspection

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C9 G/B
I don't miss my apartment
Am7 Em7
Ceilings six feet tall
C9 G7M/B
Where my neighbor's schizophrenic
Am7
And screamin' through the paper
Em7
Thin walls
C9 G6/B
I don't miss my LeBaron
Am7 Em7
The steering pullin' left
C9 G/B
Losing nights in Venice
Am7
To strangers acting like
Em7
My best friends
 
C9
I don't want any of it back
G7M/B
But I miss how it felt
Em7
It happened so fast
A7(9)/C#
I kinda miss myself
 
C9 G/B
Dangerous levels
Am7 G/B
Of introspection
C9 G6/B Am7
Trippin' over my own reflection
G/B C9
I don't know where I'm going with it
G6/B
Really shouldn't matter
Am7
Ruining a moment
Em
With some reckless nostalgia
C9 G/B Am7
Dangerous levels of introspection
C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back to you
G/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back
 
C9 G/B
I don't miss your attention
Am7 Em
Needing it so bad
C9 G/B
Or how you never mentioned
Am7 Em
My existence to your religious dad
 
C9
I don't miss being so naive
G/B Am7
But part of me prefers it
Em C9
To a passive animosity
G6/B Am7 Em
But if anybody happens to ask
 
C9
I don't want any of it back
G7M/B
But I miss how it felt
Em7
It happened so fast
A7(9)/C#
I kinda miss myself
 
C9 G6/B
Dangerous levels
Am7 G/B
Of introspection
C9 G6/B Am7
Trippin' over my own reflection
G/B C9
I don't know where I'm going with it
G/B
Really shouldn't matter
Am7
Ruining a moment
Em7
With some reckless nostalgia
C9 G6/B Am7
Dangerous levels of introspection
G7M/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back to you
G/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back
G/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back
G/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back
 
C G/B
Dangerous levels
Am7 G/B
Of introspection
C G Am7
Trippin' over my own reflection
G/B C9
I don't know where I'm going with it
G6/B
Really shouldn't matter
Am7
Ruining a moment
Em7
With some reckless nostalgia
C9 G/B Am7
Dangerous levels of introspection
G/B C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back to you
C9 G6/B A7
Leading me back
 
Leading me back

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