Blue Arrangements

B                    Bmaj7       
I see you gracefully swimming 
                   B7
with the country club women
E                                  
in the Greenwood southside society 
C#m    B
pool.
A                                  
I love your amethyst eyes and your 
E
protestant thighs
         B                 F#
you're a shimmering socialite jewel.

B               Bmaj7          
From the Carbon Dioxide Riding 
B7
Academy
E                  B             
to the children's crusade 
              C#m    B
marching through the downtown.
A                              
Well I think I'd die see, if you 
            E
just said hi to me.
               B                
When something breaks it makes a 
            F#
beautiful sound.

E
Sometimes I feel like I'm watching 
the world
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and the world isn't watching me 
back.
But when I see you, I know I'm in it
 too.
               B
The waves come in and the waves go 
back.
E
The kids in the corner all covered 
in dirt.
Caught trespassing under the moon.
My father came in from wherever he'd
 been
              B
and kicked my shit all over the 
room.

             A
All over the room
             E
All over the room.

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B     Ebm*   A    Am    E

    E                           
The room is dark and heavy with what
Ebm*
 I want to say.
      A                            
I see murals in the radio static 
          E
and on your blue blue jeans.
B*                                
What would you say if I asked you 
       Ebm*
to run away?
          A                   
It's been done so many times I 
        E
hardly know what it means.

  E                                
I took these blue arrangements and 
Ebm*
threw them in the sea
     A                            
when older waves from older caves 
E
brought them back to me.
  B*                               
I took these blue arrangements and 
Ebm*
stored them on a shelf.
     A
With change on the mantle and time 
in a candle,
             E
in the end a boy raises himself.