The Faint

B C#m E B I'm gonna drown my sorrows with a couple more beers B C#m E B And I'll feel worse tomorrow, but I don't think I care B C#m E B And it wouldn't feel so terrible if she could explain the rest B C#m E B And I'm gonna drown my sorrows until they can't hold their breath B, E (barre), B, E B C#m E B And I'm gonna call her house right now and tell her I've had enough B C#m E B And don't come over to my house right now 'cause all my doors are locked B C#m E B And what's this taste in my mouth right now, I wonder if it's love? B C#m E B Well, I have tasted love before and it tastes just like blood B, E (barred), B, E (In this verse, the Es at the beginning of each line are barred but not the second Es) E C#m E B And oh, I'm afraid of what you've done this time around E C#m E B She danced to The Faint one night and I was forced to watch E C#m E B I've bullet holes in both my feet, Feel the blood soak through my socks E C#m E B And I'll crawl to your house tonight and pass out on your lawn E (barre) B And I'll ask, “What else do you want?” E B What else do you want? E B What else do you want? E B What else do you want? B C#m E B 'Cause I haven't seen a cloudless night since stars turned to black B C#m E B And I won't ask you where you've been if you ever make it back B C#m And let's drive down to your grandparents' house, E B I'll buy you a jar for your tears B C#m E B I think I might say I love you now, I want you to cover your ears E B, E, B