Cm Fm
Last night I went to see a hypnotist
Bb Eb
Asked her to teach me not to dream
Ab Fm
I've got too much I think about
Bb Cm
An overdrawn account of people I've been too afraid to need
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She said: I'm no history revisionist
Bb Eb
And there's some things I can't undo
Ab Fm
You've got a tiny splinter on the tip of your finger
Bb Eb
It demands all the attention in the room
Fm Cm
I wish I could sleep on planes
Eb Ab
And that my father would really love me
Fm Cm
He'd show up on my wedding day
Eb Ab
And tell my family they're all so lucky
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He'd tell me how he wish he'd stayed
Eb Ab
And that he never meant to disappoint me
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But till then I'll exist as the optimist
Eb Bb
Cm Fm
I was an emotional architect
Bb Eb
Who knew your dimensions more than you
Ab
I learned which way you turned your back
Fm
To let go of eye contact
Bb Cm
And which bottles made you feel most immune
Fm Cm
I wish I could sleep on planes
Eb Ab
And that my father would really love me
Fm Cm
I wouldn't have to feel such shame
Eb Ab
Around how often and how deep it cuts me
Fm Cm
He'd call me almost every day
Eb Ab
How's the weather? Are you eating, honey?
Fm Cm Bb
But till then I'll exist as the optimist
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Cm Fm
I know a dirty little magic trick
Bb Eb
To disappear and disconnect
Ab Fm
Maybe I learned it from the best
Bb
Thank you, I guess
Cm
Yeah, if you saw it I bet I'd earn your respect
Fm Cm
I wish I could sleep on planes
Eb Ab
And that my father would really love me
Fm Cm
It wouldn't take his dying day
Eb Ab
Some sort of signature that he needs from me
Fm Cm
My door is open just in case
Eb Ab
You don't even have to say you're sorry
Fm Cm Bb
I already forgive you for all of it
Fm Cm Bb
But it's hard to exist as the optimist
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