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Milwaukee

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MooGnlight highway quiDcksand tryin to puCll us off the road
But you dGon't succeed by giDvin' up, thCat's one thing I know
And I'm soGrry yDou got sCick, aGnd that I waDsn't thereC  
And if I acGted lDike a dCick, it didn't mean I didn't careG  D  C  
And I've been chaEmsing dreams in magaDzines the last ten Cyears
And the waEmy you treat yDour mother's up to yCou
But it canEm't feel all that gDood to be so anCgry
I guess I've learned that tGoo
JesGsica's afraid Dshe won't find Clove
She says tGhat she's neDver homeC  
And just lGast night, I swDear, I heard her sCay,
"What if I die alone?"G  D  C  
And this broGken hearted attDitude, you know Cit fits right in
To this moGvie about all of uDs that's waitiCng to begin
(CHORUS) Em   D   C  
And I've been chasing dreams in magazines the last ten years
And the wEmay you treat your loDver's up to yCou
But it cEman't feel all that goDod to be so jeaClous
I guess I've learned that tGooD  C  
And it will chAmange in tiCme
We'll feel mAmore aliveC  
'Cause protAmection's like a wheel
And the wGay you sometimes feel
Can make you thAmink that you might eGven be
The woCrst person you'll evDer meet
But it's all riAmght, 'cause we've got each oCther
We've got each oCther
We've got each otCher
And I've been chaGsin' dreams in magaDzines the laCst ten years
And the wGay you treat eDach other is up to yCou
But it cGan't feel all that Dgood to be so scaCred
I guess I learned that toGoD  C  
I guess I learned that
GWhy am DI so anCgry? (I guess I learned that...)
GWhy am DI so saCd? (I guess I learned that...)
GWhy am DI so coCntagious? (I guess I learned that...)
Why Gis it so gDood to feel bCad?
I guess I learned that too G(I DjusCt wanna feel...)
I guess I learned that too G(I DjusCt wanna feel...)
Oh I guess I learned that tGoo D(I Cjust wanna feel...)
Why is it so good to feel bGad? D   C  
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