Modern Age

E C#m B E A B E C#m B E A B E C#m B E A B E C#m B E A B E C#m B E A B my favorite memories were made on grandma's porch E C#m B E A B I still look for it when I drive by, but it's not there anymore E C#m B when she passed on they tore it down E A B poured a ton of concrete in the ground E C#m B E A B and put up a giant box with fake hardwood floors C#m G#m A B 'cause a house without four bedrooms, there isn't room enough C#m G#m A B so build a new one twice as big and fill it up with stuff A C#m/A E C#m B E A B 'cause that's how it goes in today's modern age A C#m/A E C#m B E A B as soon as it's made, it gets thrown away C#m B E A we're operating at surge capacity E C#m B E A and I really miss the way it used to be yeah B E C#m B E A B I really miss the way it used to be E C#m B E A B and I still remember when our phones would get turned off E C#m B E A B sometimes we'd just be unavailable after ten o'clock E C#m B and it wasn't any kind of crime E A B if every now and then you went offline E C#m B E A B and big brother wasn't always listenin' when you would talk C#m G#m A B now we check our phones and we check the news eighty-five times a day C#m G#m A B but I don't understand the draw; there's nothing good there anyway A C#m/A E C#m B E A B and that's how it goes in today's modern age A C#m/A E C#m B E A B as soon as it's made, it gets thrown away C#m B E A we're running on a drained battery E C#m B E A and I really miss the way it used to be yeah B E C#m B E A B I really miss the way it used to be E C#m B E A B E C#m B E A B E and I really miss the way it used to be