E7 Cmaj7 G Am


[Verse 1]
E7                                    Cmaj7
When the last of the East Coast money ran dry
G                                        Am
And the casually-dressed bill collectors started casually dropping on by
E7                 Cmaj7
And the residuals, but there weren't any more residuals
G                              Am
At least several months behind on the payments to certain individuals


[Chorus]
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules


[Verse 2]
E7                                  Cmaj7
I'm off the juice for seven months, I learn to like living clean
G                              Am
But there just isn't any money on the independent scene
E7                                  Cmaj7
Not even if you're cutting corners, staying in nights, eating alone
G                                  Am
Somebody's gotta pay the gas bill, it's not gonna go away on its own


[Chorus]
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules


[Verse 3]
Am                         Bm
I'm the biggest guy in the bank line
Em
Everybody else looks tiny
Am                       Bm
I could almost smell the fear
       G                         C
On the lunch-hour car salesman behind me


[Solo]
Em Cmaj7 G Am


[Verse]
E7                            Cmaj7
I know this isn't gonna work. I guess I'll see ya when I see ya.
G                            Am
I can't work any other jobs. This was my last and best idea.


[Chorus]
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules
                    Bb6
I strolled into the lobby
      A6
Mouth full
      E7
Blood capsules


[Outro]
E7 Cmaj7 G Am
E7 Cmaj7 G Am