We're Getting A Divorce, You Keep The Diner

[Em]   We were the magnificent dreamers.
[Em]   In secret lamplight hideouts.
[Em]   We swore the world couldn't break us,
[Em]   Even when the world took us down.

So [Em]here I am struggling out i[C]n the mighty jungle,
Moving [G]eighteen miles a minute, not [D]slowing down for nothing.
I [Em]look to my left and I [C]look to my right,
And I'm [G]callin' out for my brothers
But it's [D]so dark in this night, am I alone?

[Em]   Did they fall down by the wayside?
[Em]   Was I moving too blind to see them?
[Em]   Were they calling out to me?
[Em]   Or did Despair set in?

Were the t[Em]hings that we wanted when [C]we were still sixteen,
Only [G]passing and fleeting, or just [D]too far out of reach?
Were you [Em]hard up or broken man, I [C]woulda helped you out...
Were you [G]numb and distracted when [D]I was calling out?
[D]I was calling out...

On a [G]Sunday morning the [D]whole crowd assembled,
[Em]I've done some things that I'm not too proud of...
[G]I've never left you, a [D]deaf ear for longing.
[C]Some hearts are gallows, I'm not here for hangin' ar[G]ound.

[G] It's all right, man.
[D] I'm only bleeding, man.
[Em]Stay hungry, stay free,
[Em]And do the best you can.