Well I Know

G D C G Well I know how it's easier to ignore things D A C And I know how you react to sympathy. A D Bb F And I know what happens when you try to stop. D# Bb F I know that you rather just give up. D# I know. G I know. D C G Well I know that the things you find funny now will make you cry next year. D A C And I know nothing's ever as clever as it seems. A D Bb F D# And I know that you might let yourself get stuck in the hurt. D# Bb F D# With your wheels spinning round and round in the dirt. G I know. D C G Well I know how your reflex made it all seem easy. D A C And I know that the choices seemed limited. A D Bb F D# But I know if you had given into chance, you might have found D# Bb F D# there was a different side to it; not allowed D# Bb F D# by the rules that you set to protect D# Bb F from some imaginary threat D# F How dumb do you feel? F Bb Who's your daddy, who's your daddy now?