Woe

[G]All the words in my mouth
that the[Em] scene deemed unworthy of letting out
banded[Am] together to form a makeshift militia
and burrowed[D] bloodily through my tongue and my teeth.
I stood [G]proud in the gallery
With my[Em] open socket of a mouth for them to see.
They all jus[Am]t laughed and said
"That boy,[D] he, that boy's got[Am] woe....[D]Woe.
He lives with[Am] woe....[D]Woe."
And this [G]girl who I met
Whose[Em] pride makes her hard to forget,
She too[Am]k pity on me horizontally
But most[D] likely because of my band.(hey)
It's all I can g[G]et when I'm lonely
And these[Em] visions of death seem to own me
In the[Am] quiet of the classrooms
All[D] across the stacked United States of[Am] Woe....[D]Woe.
We live with[Am] woe....[D]Woe
She said "I can't get[Am] laid in this town
Without these[D] pointy fucking shoes.
My feet are[Am] so black and blue and so are y[D]ou."
Please take me[C] out of my[G] body
Up[Em] through the[D] palm trees
To[C] smell Cal[G]ifornia in[Em] sweet hy[D]pocrisy.
[C]Floating my[G] senses su[Em]rround my bo[D]dy.
[C]I wake my[G] nose to[Em] smell that[D] ocean burn.