History

D F#m Summer in Suburbia we'd catch fireflies Bm A Put them in a jar and watch them die D F#m You and me baby we could of gone so far Bm A Could have had two cars and lived a sweet sweet lie Em D And everyone's telling me now that you were just my best friend Em A And how can I explain to them that some things never end D F#m And the years go by and the lights go dim Bm A And when she thinks of him does she start to cry D F#m Bm A D F#m Bm A D F#m And there must have been a thousand times I could have had your hand Bm A I could have been your man, you could have been my light D F#m And the reasons why they don't count anymore Bm A I put them in a drawer the night we died Em D And all those books that tell you just what to do Em A They don't matter now because I think you always knew D F#m And the children run and play and they mark the time Bm A Before they get in line with me and you D F#m Bm A D F#m Bm A Em D Em D D F#m Bm A