100 Years From Now

C G#+ Am7 C/Bb
Fmaj7 Fm6/Ab C


[Verse 1]
C              G#+    Am7       
100 years from now no one will 
    C/Bb
care about
   Fmaj7                  Fm6
Anything you ever did, anything you 
ever said
    C                G#+          
And if by chance they do, you were
Am7       C/Bb
 probably a jerk
   Fmaj7                   Fm6
Or likely even worse, kept people 
down by force
       C               G#+        
But perhaps you were a saint, 
      Am7       C/Bb
that's an honorable thing
          Fmaj7                 
Gave your life to help the poor, 
          Esus         E7
fought injustices and wars
       C                G#+       
Either way, you get the point, we 
      Am7               C/Bb
don't have much time to waste, just
Fmaj7                      Fm6
Find yourself a horse, and ride it 
till it breaks


[Pre-Chorus]
    Fmaj7
All anyone will say is
Fm6/Ab
"Wait, what was their name?"
C/E
But don't worry, it's okay
D
Actually, it's great, 'cause
Fmaj7
No one's keeping score, so


[Chorus]
Fm6
So just get over
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C       G#+     Am7      C/Bb 
You-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, get over 
Fmaj7    Fm6
you, get over you


[Verse 2]
C              G#+        
100 years from now you'll be 
   Am7                  C/Bb
floating through the air
          Fmaj7               
While the cocaine that you did 
      Fm6
decomposes in your hair
          C                 G#+
If you're listening to this song 
       Am7            C/Bb
then 100 years from now
       Fmaj7              Fm6
You'll probably be dead unless 
you've figured out
       C                G#+        
How to change the serpentine belt, 
Am7              C/Bb
replace all your stem cells
Fmaj7                    Esus    
Seven daily health tips, ketosis 
   E7
or kale chips
   C              G#+            
So what's it all about? Can't we 
Am7              C/Bb
figure this shit out?
      Fmaj7                      
Do we really have to fight if we all
Fm6
 still have to die?


[Pre-Chorus]
    Fmaj7
All anyone will say is
Fm6/Ab
"Wait, what was their name?"
C/E
But don't worry, it's okay
D
Actually, it's great, 'cause
Fmaj7
No one's keeping score, so


[Chorus]
Fm6
So just get over
C       G#+     Am7      C/Bb 
You-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, get over 
Fmaj7    Fm6
you, get over you

[Instrumental bridge]
D Em Am7
D Em Fmaj7

[Verse 3]
  C             G#+   Am7        
A couple years ago my friend took
     C/Bb
 a vacation
Fmaj7                   Fm6
Thirty days of silence, tried to 
meditate some-
C                  G#+   Am7    
Where in Southeast Asia, I think
        C/Bb
 it was Thailand
Fmaj7                    Fm6
Either way, he showed me pictures 
from his camera, and
C              G#+         Am7  
Written on the wall of the 
           C/Bb
temple where he sat
        Fmaj7                    
It said "cut yourself some slack" 
     Esus            E7
and then this basic fact, it
C                 G#+      Am7  
Made me laugh out loud, so deep 
           C/Bb
but yet so simple
        Fmaj7               
It said "100 years from now, 
   Fm6
remember: all new people"


[Chorus]
Fm6
So just get over
C       G#+     Am7      C/Bb 
You-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, get over 
Fmaj7    Fm6
you, get over
C       G#+     Am7      C/Bb 
You-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, get over 
Fmaj7    Fm6
you, get over
C       G#+     Am7      C/Bb 
You-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, get over 
Fmaj7    Fm6
you, get o-