E Jesus is arriving in a Honda CivicE And he's gonna take me back to natureE I should walk up the hill to the observatoryAm F#m A But we talk about the Dodgers and what's different in AustraliaE The man with the loudest voiceE Stands in the middle of a crowded intersectionE He points and he yells and we all feel self-consciousF#m A Reflective reminders of our imperfection [Chorus]E A I was born thirty years to the dayB A After a deranged serial killerE A I don’t think I'm all that like himB E In rеal life, I'm just kind of a chiller [Verse 2]E Judas stands beforе me in fashionable faded jeansE And a fresh-off-the-rack black t-shirtE I reflect his body language and I try to hide my stomachA My purple painted fingernails somehow kicked up in dirtE I once had the loudest voiceE Stood smack-bang in the middle of the conversationE 'Til I kicked and I screamed and I got a bit meanA And got ignored by an indifferent nation [Chorus]E A I was born a hundred years too lateB A To be some kind of train-hopping troubadour, traveling folk singerE A So I'll just complain in my open-plan kitchenB A While away the hours, pretending not to be bitter [Verse 3]C#m B A Lions don't concern themselves with the opinion of sheepC#m B A E I don't know which animal in that metaphor is meC#m B These kind of end-of-evening epiphaniesA E Happen much less when you live aloneC#m B I ate two magic mushroomsA E Just wound up checking my phoneC#m B Yeah, I ate two magic mushroomsA E And just sat here on my phone
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