Younger Then

G Bm C Oh Holy Mackerel, can’t you see what time it is? Em D C It’s late, and it’s only getting later. G Bm C The sun’s on the horizon, and the songs have all be sung. Em D C There was whiskey, there was war, there were chrysanthemums. G Bm C I beg you, Mr. Fireman, won't you come down from the ledge? Em D C Sometimes where there's smoke, there's only smoking G Bm C There’s a crack in the ceiling, can’t you see me through the floor? Em D C Won’t you sneak downstairs and love me like you did before? C9 If we were younger then C C9 We must be older now C C9 Please can you tell me when C C9 We can pass this old guitar around again? G D C G Well I’m smellin’ armageddon Bm C Smells like sulfur, smells like wine. Em D C I’ll be alright, just get me to the church on time. G I can’t breathe without my helmet, Bm C I hear it’s cold in outer space. Em D C So I guess I’ll lay my bones down with the human race. Em D C Did I think to tell you that last time I saw your face? C9 If we were younger then C C9 We must be older now C C9 Please can you tell me when C C9 I can come home again? C9 Am7 G D I guess this is growing up Am7 G D And time ain't slowing down for no one Am7 G C9 Lemme be ok with the grays, and the great unknown Am7 G D (as many times as needed for solo) G Well she’s got an eye for anthills Bm C And I’ve got anthills for eyes Em D C Even though I’m strange, I ain’t a stranger. G I got salt on my shoulder, Bm C Jack of diamonds in my hand. Em D C If you gotta call me something, call me lucky, man Em D C But I guess there’s still a lot that I don’t understand C9 If we were younger then C C9 We must be older now C C9 Please can you tell me when C C9 We can watch the walls turn pink with dawn again? C C9 If we were younger then C C9 We must be older now C C9 Please can you tell me when C C9 We can watch the sun peek over that great blue world again? C9 G