The Lawrence Arms – Brickwall Views (Guitar)

E             B/Eb     A
  don't break too many hearts

E            B/Eb     A
  don't take too many arrows

            C#m
in the chest.  cry comfortably

E        B
  let us all know what you're

C#m     E           B/Eb
thinking is there a gesture

        A
i could use to clearly

  E               B/Eb
express i'm at an utter

         A     C#m
loss for words?   is there

  B                  A
a part of you that's torn?

                   E
that's larger than life?

          B
that will hold on for

C#m
one more night?

A
  i've got a speech

   B   A
to make followed

           B   A
by a big parade

E          A
  northside closed

    C#m       B
eyes   all charades

         A
go on forever

E           A
  hands tied with

C#m     B
   in a slowly

        A
fleeing summer

E
  just throw your

B/Eb
hands up at the

 A E       B/Eb
sky no use trying

     A    C#m
to explain   the

B
mirrors i'm

   A
disguised

E         B/Eb
  i'm not all

          C#m
that entertaining

E     B/Eb
  the city looks

    A   E
the same until you

B/Eb
notice smaller

A      C#m
changes   it still

B               A
knows us all by name

E
  it holds us

B
close to its heart

C#m
   it holds us

B
close to its heart

A
  all my hopes

       B
are unaligned

A
  this diagnosis

   B      A
is self-designed

E          A
  northside dead

    C#m       B
eyes   all charades

         A
go on forever

E           A
  hands tied with

C#m     B
   in a slowly

        A
fleeing summer

E       B
  empty rooms don't have

C#m         A
pictures to talk to

E           B
  brickwall views demand

C#m        A
uninspired afternoons

E              B
  the days are flooding

     A     E
into months the nights

     B           C#m
are staring into centuries

A      B
  i've got some

      E
older pictures

A           B
  of people i

         E
see once every

       C#m
couple years

A
  intrigued

   B
or unamazed

E
  "you were so much

C#m
different back

   A          A
in those days"

E               B
  and now this smile has

  C#m         E
a bitter curve and now

      B            A
these eyes are unenchanted

E            B        C#m
  and all we see is a faded

         A
image of what we used to

E      B        A
be how can we relate

E         B
  when we don't know

  C#m
a thing about each

A        E
other anymore?

        B
when we don't know

  C#m
a thing about each

A        E
other anymore?

        B
when we don't know

  C#m
a thing about each

A        E
other anymore?

        B
when we don't know

     C#m   A  E   B/Eb C#m A
each other anymore?

E            B/Eb
  is there a gesture

        C#m
I could use to

B         A
clearly express

          B
i'm at an utter