Running On Fumes

Cadd9   Dsus2/A    Em7       Am        E        C       Em
e|-x-|   e|-x-|   e|-x-|   e|-x-|   e|-x-|   e|-x-|   e|-x-|
B|-3-|   B|-3-|   B|-3-|   B|-1-|   B|-0-|   B|-1-|   B|-0-|
G|-0-|   G|-2-|   G|-0-|   G|-2-|   G|-1-|   G|-0-|   G|-0-|
D|-x-|   D|-x-|   D|-x-|   D|-x-|   D|-x-|   D|-x-|   D|-x-|
A|-3-|   A|-0-|   A|-2-|   A|-0-|   A|-2-|   A|-3-|   A|-2-|
E|-x-|   E|-x-|   E|-x-|   E|-x-|   E|-x-|   E|-x-|   E|-x-|

I tried to keep the chords lined up with the corresponding lyrics - let me know if anything is 
off!


Intro: Cadd9   Dsus2/A   Cadd9   Em7


Cadd9     Dsus2/A
And what do you mean?

    Cadd9                Em7
Our hill's not all that steep

          Cadd9             Em7
When the gauge reads half a tank

            Am                   E
And yet you run on fumes for a week



Dsus2/A            C           Em
And you and I, we once looked fine

Dsus2/A              Am               E
Until you split your lip against the side of my face

Dsus2/A          C                     Am
So why do we bother with all this fighting?

                        E               Dsus2/A
And especially at our age



(You'll have to listen to hear how he transitions from Dsus2/A to Cadd9 here)
Cadd9      Dsus2/A
And you never did

Cadd9            Em7
Write down their names

Cadd9                   Em7
So why break bones for them?

    Am                   E
And blackened nights you rage



Dsus2/A            C           Em
And you and I, we once looked great

Dsus2/A           Am       E
And you and I, we sounded fine

Dsus2/A           C                   Am
And you had hit notes, but also high carbs

                C                       Dsus2/A
I gave long stares, but I now take shorter steps



Cadd9           Dsus2/A
For after our accident

Cadd9          Em7
we lost our no claims

Cadd9                         Em7
And now I hate those pastel shades

      Am                         E
That are just within my vision range



Dsus2/A            C           Em
And you and I, we once looked fine

Dsus2/A              Am               E
Until you split your lip against the side of my face

Dsus2/A          C                 Am
So why do we bother with all this fighting?

                        E
And especially at our age