Verse- C/G The books about my dad condensed G And the fables to remember this F I think about it all the time Em F And realize it's vain C/G I feel like gasoline tonight G Let's dance so close we might catch fire Em I can't be honest all the time F I can't be honest all the time Pre-Chorus- G F Life is full of promises and prophecies G F Well life has made me famous on my knees G F And everywhere there's amateurs and enemies G F Everywhere there's everyone but me Chorus- C/G G She said you'll be fine C/G G I promise that I'll leave on the light F G What are you afraid of? F G What are you afraid of? Verse- C/G G I advertise my memories, low and behold humanity F Em G I condescend you sympathy can understand my pain C/G G I can only hope this melody will scream across like clarity F I can't be honest all the time G I can't be honest all the time Pre-Chorus- F Em People say the army's got a home for me F Em To find myself out of this rut F Em And maybe greatness isn't in my destiny F Em 'Sides people say a lot of things so what? Chorus- C/G G She said you'll be fine C/G G I promise that I'll leave on the light F G What are you afraid of? F G What are you afraid of? Bridge- C/G G Am That alcohol is heavier than lead C/G G Am And Hunter S. Thompson is dead C/G G She said you'll never have enough Am G Until the day that you wake up F G And everything is gone F G Oh everything is gone Chorus- C/G G She said you'll be fine C/G G I promise that I'll leave on the light F G What are you afraid of? F G What are you afraid of? Verse- C/G G I advertise my memories, low and behold humanity F Em G I condescend you sympathy can understand my pain C/G G I can only hope this melody will scream across like clarity F I can't be honest all the time G I can't be honest all the time Bridge- C/G G Am That alcohol is heavier than lead C/G G Am And Hunter S. Thompson is dead C/G G She said you'll never have enough Am G Until the day that you wake up F G And everything is gone F G Oh everything is gone