This is the acoustic version of Sleep it Off (a criminally underrated LJT b-side), I've designed this tab to be played with open chords wherever possible (F# and C# being the exceptions). To see how this is played do your homework and seek out the live acoustic version of this track, which I seem to remember being a free download at some point. Enjoy! [CHORUS] F# A E i might as well just sleep it off F# A E wishful thinking's got my wires crossed (whoa ho) F# A E when i am desperate and alone D A B i know i know i know how low i go [Verse1] E D A D A D A so i'll drive and disapear and maybe if i'm luck by this time next year E D A D A D A no one i know will know my name it's either change or go or i'll explode today E D A D A D A i'll leave a note on my machine unplug the phone and finish packing all my things E D A D A i found a photograph of me B its been such a slow decay C# D E day to day i don't even recognize my own face A i had another breakdown E and i'm floating face down [CHORUS] F# A E i might as well just sleep it off F# A E wishful thinking's got my wires crossed (whoa ho) F# A E when i am desperate and alone D A B i know i know yeah i know how low i go [Verse2] E D A D A D A i'm going to sleep it off this sinking feeling of always feeling lost E D A D A D A hasn't been that long six years worth of always being wrong E D A D A D A i met an old friend out on the street traded stories and out of date memories E D A D A she has a photograph of me B it's been such a slow decay C# D E day to day did we seem much happier in those days [Solo break] E D *4 [into verse end] B its been a slow decay C# D E day to day i don't even recognize my own face [Last Chorusette] E D A B i know i know i know how low i go [x4] End on E - or for the special live acoustic ending End on E then slow strum A E A E to finish