Alive

[Intro] A2  D2  A2  D2
        A2  D2  A2  D2  F  C

[First Part]

A2  D2
   Son, she said
A2               D2
   Have I got a little story for you
A2  D2                        
       What you thought was your 
    A2   D2
daddy

Was nothin' but a
A2   D2
   While you were sittin'
 A2           D2
Home alone at age thirteen
A2  D2                      A2   D2
       Your real daddy was dyin'
                  F      C
Sorry you didn't see him
          F         C
But I'm glad we talked

[Chorus]

   E  G   D         A
Oh I, oh, I'm still alive
     E  G   D         A
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
    E  G   D           A
Hey I, oh, I'm still alive
      B5
Hey...oh

[Second Part]

Continues after the ad
A2  D2
    Oh, she walks slowly
A2    D2
   Across a young man's room
A2  D2                A2  D2
       She said I'm ready    for you
A2  D2
    I can't remember
A2            D2
Anything to this very day
A2  D2                A2  D2
       'Cept the look        the 
look

F                C
Oh, you know where
    F        C
Now I can't see, I just stare

[Chorus]

E  G  D           A
   I, I'm still alive
    E   G   D           A
Hey I, but, I'm still alive
    E   G   D           A
Hey I, boy, I'm still alive
    E  G   D           A
Hey I, oh, I'm still alive, yeah

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[Third Part]

A  A2  D2                       
          Is something wrong, 
A   A2
she said
             A   A2     D2
Well of course there is
                      A   A2
You're still alive, she said
                         B  B2  E
Oh, and do I deserve to be
                  B  B2
Is that the question
        B  B2       E
And if so,    if so
         B   B2
Who answers,    who answers

[Chorus]

E  G  D           A
   I, I'm still alive
    E   G   D           A
Hey I, but, I'm still alive
    E  G   D           A
Hey I, oh, I'm still alive
    E  G  D           A
Hey I,    I'm still alive, yeah

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