F#m D A E x2 F#m D A E F#m I hope you're somewhere warm and white, like the flowers in your car D A E That you've escaped the labrynth of suffer-ing wherever you are F#m D A E I got a piece of you tucked away deep inside my mind F#m D A E Memories of your poetry and drinking your cheap wine Bm F#m A E Bm Thomas Edison's last words were it's very beautiful over there F#m A E I don't know where there is, but I believe it's somewhere F G And I hope it's beautiful, like you F G A F#m You're beautiful, I never really knew you at all D A E F#m Your green eyes still shine with life in my memory D A E Your smell of grass and vanilla and smoke are still alive in me F#m D A E I found my great perhaps in Blue Citrus and the smoking hole F#m D A E Your end was my be-ginning with the kiss that I stole Bm F#m A E Bm Thomas Edison's last words were it's very beautiful over there F#m A E I don't know where there is, but I believe it's somewhere F G And I hope it's beautiful, like you F G A F#m You're beautiful, I never really knew you at all D A E F#m You were the storm that came and went like lightning D A E You struck me by sur-prise with the life I thought you might bring F#m D A E Someday I'll forget your boozey breath that I can taste still F#m D A E We'll always have Crest and pranks and Strawberry Hill Bm F#m A E Bm Thomas Edison's last words were it's very beautiful over there F#m A E I don't know where there is, but I believe it's somewhere F G And I hope it's beautiful, like you F G You're beautiful, and I'm still looking for you A Alaska