G (320003@1)  D (xx0232@1)	     EmPlease (022000@1)remember the nights that we spent
	Am (x02210@1)CIn (x32010@1)the city where you lay
	 G (320003@1)    D (xx0232@1)BmWe (x24432@1)were young and nearly famous
Em (022000@1)D (xx0232@1)      CBut (x32010@1)lightning strikes and buildings fall
		 	 GAnd (320003@1)everything did change
	C (x32010@1)          D (xx0232@1)	GCome (320003@1)on Dakota tell me you don't wish I was still the same

G (320003@1)D (xx0232@1)   EmI (022000@1)know a man dressed as a woman
	Am (x02210@1)CHeels, (x32010@1)curly wig, and nails
	    G (320003@1)		 D (xx0232@1)BmFell (x24432@1)for a boy who sold him powder and pills
EmAnd (022000@1)the younger boy
DWith (xx0232@1)the older man
C (x32010@1)  GHe (320003@1)made it all wrong
	C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)     GAnd (320003@1)in Dakota these awful things burn away with the sun
	C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)	GYes (320003@1)in Dakota these awful things are gone with morning sun

G (320003@1)    D (xx0232@1)		 EmThere (022000@1)was a boy who sang his song just different
	 Am (x02210@1)   CSo (x32010@1)they stabbed him in the arms
		G (320003@1)D (xx0232@1)BmBlood (x24432@1)washed down him like a faucet
EmHe (022000@1)cried for help
DAnd (xx0232@1)no one came
C (x32010@1)GHe (320003@1)died in the rain
	C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)GAnd (320003@1)in Dakota one day he will wake up unchanged
	C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)GYes (320003@1)in Dakota one day you will wake up unchained


GD EmAm CG DBm EmD CG CD G (320003@1)
G (320003@1)  D (xx0232@1)	     EmPlease (022000@1)remember the nights that we spent
	Am (x02210@1)CIn (x32010@1)the city where you lay
	G (320003@1)    D (xx0232@1)BmWe (x24432@1)and young and nearly famous
Em (022000@1)D (xx0232@1)  CBut (x32010@1)thunder cracks and buildings burn
		  GEverything (320003@1)will change
	 C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)GCome (320003@1)on Dakota I know we can always be the same
	C (x32010@1)	D (xx0232@1)GAnd (320003@1)in Dakota I know we can always be the same
	C (x32010@1)               D (xx0232@1)GYes (320003@1)in Dakota it's ok to feel a little strange