Baby Seat

[D]  [D7]  [G]  [D]

[D]You left Billy with the kid
And [D7]all the selfless things you did with [G]Billy  [C]
You [D]left your home town in the spring
And [D7]turned your back on everything[G]    [C]
You [G]thought your life would just go by
With[Em7]out a pause to wonder, don't be [Asus7]silly  [A7]

But [D]you can't [C]live your life [G]in the baby [D]seat
[D]You've got to [C]stand on your own, [G]don't admit de[D]feat

He came down from his retreat
She saw him later on the street
He said "You are the only one
to recognize that I'm the son"
So she bent down and kissed his feet
And then that night, between the sheets she told him

You can't live your life in the baby seat
You've got to stand on your own, don't admit defeat

You can't live your life in the baby seat
You've got to stand on your own, don't admit defeat

[A]40 days at [Em]sea
[D]Then she [A]turned and [G]said to [D]me
"[A]If we make it [Em]back
[Bm]I'll re[A]nounce [G]Jack Kerou[A]ac
And [Bm]all of [A]that ro[G]mantic [A]crap
Like [Bm]I'm an [A]artist [G]don't look [A]back" [N.C.]

Now we're living somewhere else
We keep opinions to ourselves
But still we seek a sneaky peek at heaven
When the working week defeats us
If you think growing up is tough
Then you've just not grown enough, baby

You can't live your life in the baby seat
You've got to stand on your own, don't admit defeat

You can't live your life in the baby seat
You've got to stand on your own, don't admit defeat