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Enemy

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FAfter we spoke I had a dream that I broke
The teeth from a mouth of a snCake
That I choked on the teeth
They were mine all aloFng
FI picked up the pieces when I woke
Put them in a boat Cmade of things that I don't want to sFee
FI blew on the sail
Watched it drift out to sea
The further it drifted the cloCser it came to me
I can't expFlain
FSo I took it apart in a billion boxes
There was only one keyC  
BbYou might think I'm yCour enemy
BFut that don't make you mBbine
BbAnd all I have now Cis empathy
I Fwish that you'd stop Bbtrying
Oh, please stop lCying
Stop, Fla la la la la la la la la la la Cla
FPut hatred in the box then I locked it
The strongest one I Cmade
FI buried it all, grew a tree without thorns
Sat beneath the sChade
BbYou might think I'm yCour enemy
BFut that don't make you mBbine
BbAnd all I have now Cis empathy
I Fwish that you'd stop Bbtrying
Oh, please stop lCying

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The story behind the song

Jack Johnson is an American singer-songwriter known for blending pop, rock, acoustic, folk, and surf rock styles. Hailing from Hawaii, he is deeply involved in environmentalism and sustainability, particularly concerning the oceans. This song appeared on his 2008 album, Sleep Through The Static. It plays like a reflection on conflict and connection, perhaps exploring the idea of who or what truly stands against us.

AI-written from these sources:Jack Johnson (musician) — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Enemy

by Jack Johnson

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After we spoke I had a dream that I broke

The teeth from a mouth of a snake

That I choked on the teeth

They were mine all along

I picked up the pieces when I woke

C F

Put them in a boat made of things that I don't want to see

I blew on the sail

Watched it drift out to sea

The further it drifted the closer it came to me

I can't explain

So I took it apart in a billion boxes

There was only one key

Bb C

You might think I'm your enemy

F Bb

But that don't make you mine

Bb C

And all I have now is empathy

F Bb

I wish that you'd stop trying

Oh, please stop lying

F C

Stop, la la la la la la la la la la la la

Put hatred in the box then I locked it

The strongest one I made

I buried it all, grew a tree without thorns

Sat beneath the shade

Bb C

You might think I'm your enemy

F Bb

But that don't make you mine

Bb C

And all I have now is empathy

F Bb

I wish that you'd stop trying

Oh, please stop lying

About Enemy Chords by Jack Johnson

Learn how to play Enemy by Jack Johnson with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Enemy chords”, “Enemy guitar chords”, or “Jack Johnson Enemy chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Enemy chords and for experienced players who want accurate Enemy lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F, C, Bb.

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