The Art Of Learning To Choose

Am Dm Don't you think you're asking too much of me? G E Am Don't put that much faith in rusty sieves, oh, love. Dm G Am Dm Don't you think you're asking too much of me? G E Am Don't put that much faith in rusty sieves, oh, love. Dm G Em E I'd sooner gather the stars, and pin them on your hair. Am Dm G E Am I'm selfishly unsavable, but If I could have anything in the world, Dm G Em E I'd wish for you to stay and never leave my side. F C G Am But happy endings are pretty lies, they feed to unborn eyes, F C G E And the fools who believe are worse than those who sleep with the flies. Am Dm G Em E How could I forget you when you've carved your name into my ribs? Am Dm G Em E And, how could you ask such a thing from me, if you want me to live? F C G Am Sweetheart, I'm tired of pretending I don't care. F C G E And all of my half-bloomed promises are going nowhere. Am Dm Trace the sins that have drowned in the water, G E Am But of this madness, I won't go farther. Dm G Em E What fabled insanity do you expect from me now? Am Dm G E Am You're the worst ray of sunshine I could've found in this unrequited nightmare. Dm G Em E But facing the dawn without you is something I can't dare. F C G Am But happy endings are pretty lies, they feed to unborn eyes, F C G E And the fools who believe are worse than those who sleep with the flies. Am Dm G Em E How could I forget you when you've carved your name into my ribs? Am Dm G Em E And, how could you ask such a thing from me, if you want me to live? F C G Am Sweetheart, I'm tired of pretending I don't care. F C G E And all of my half-bloomed promises are going nowhere. Am Dm G Em E How could I forget you when you've carved your name into my ribs? Am Dm G Em E And, how could you ask such a thing from me, if you want me to live? F C G Am Sweetheart, I'm tired of pretending I don't care. F C G E And all of my half-bloomed promises are going nowhere. Em E