My Best Guess

Ryan Montbleau

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Tono:
C F C [Verse 1]
C I've been thinking myself sick
F C Waiting for the plot to thicken
C F Rolling around for miles unnumbered
G Unencumbered by style
C Oh, what a time now to show up
F C Way too late to grow up
C F Way too late to take the dive
G So I'll shoot the sky instead [Chorus]
C Stay up late, shoot the moon
F C Do the things we used to do When we was just young and anxious
G Heinous with happiness
C We was born to be great
F C Or just born a little too late For the rock of ages, ain't it strange
G C Just my age and my best guess [Verse 2]
C Jack, he left the monastery
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F C Went on off to Woodstock
F Took his younger sister
G Now she plays guitar
C He went on to raise three daughters
F C I fell in love with the youngest
F C We just listen to his stories
G Get our daily bread [Chorus]
C Stay up late, shoot the moon
F C Do the things he used to do When he was just young and anxious
G Heinous with happiness
C He was born in a long line
F C Or just born right on time For the rock of ages, ain't it strange
G C Just his age and his best guess [Bridge]
F C How could I know
F C Where I may go
G When hardly do I know from where I come?
F But if this America is any
C indication
F I was born into one great, big
C vacation
F C A great house, on a great lake,
F At a great rate I can't (can?)
G afford [Chorus]
C So I stay up late, I shoot the moon
F C I do the things I have to do
F G To feel my nature, to ease this collective pain
C And if one day I drown
F C I do pray you lay me down
F C And say, he was sound, he was strong
G One good link upon the chain [Otro]
C Then you stay up late, you shoot the moon
F C Do the things you have to do
F To feel your nature
G To feel some connectedness
C You were born not to lose
F C Or just born a little too soon For the rock of ages, ain't it strange
G C Just your age and your best guess
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