F Am You should see yourself F Am When will you grow up? F C Bb F Every knob you twist on that machine is like a crutch F Am But I was just the fool F Am You'd been waiting for F C Bb F Who says we can't touch ourselves to keep from getting bored? C Bb F Nothing else is touching, that's for sure Bb F A ring around the Roses F Am But I will watch you play F Am I come here every night F C Bb F It's just me, the bartender, the waitress and the lights C Bb F Shining on you, not getting it right C Bb F We clap not for you, but for your kind Bb A ring around the Roses F Everybody poses Bb Threats and then backs down F The second you put clothes on Bb A ring around the Roses F Everybody knows it Bb I will sing your fears if F You sing my neurosis F Am And you should back out now F Am Not a night too soon F C Bb F I?ll still be here when the last poor soul has left the room C Bb F Standing round just like a good friend should C Bb F Smiling as if your songs were good Bb A ring around the Roses F Everybody poses Bb Threats and then backs down F The second you put clothes on Bb A ring around the Roses F Everybody knows it Bb I will sing your fears if F You sing my neurosis F Am And I sat there for hours F Am Waiting on the curb F C Bb F Thinking you might like a flower from a pretty girl C Bb F A ring around the waitress from the verse C Bb F A ring of fire around the Roses' door C Bb F Put it on before you lose your nerve C Bb F Put your hands together and they'll hurt C Bb F Put your hands together and they'll hurt C Bb F Put your hands together and they'll hurt C Bb F Put your hands together and they'll hurt C Bb F Put your hands together and they'll hurt C Bb F Make your sound that no one's ever heard C Bb F Make your sound that no one's ever heard C Bb F And I hope we get what we deserve
