Bi bi a be ye ye.

I lost my (Am)shoes last night; I don’t know (D)where I put my (G)keys.

I was tired and fell a sleep be neath an oak tree.

I bet my (C)moth er’s proud of me, from each scar up on my (Am)knuck le and each (C)graze up on my (D)knee.

And all I (G)know is I got a cab, and then threw up up on his car seat; he kicked me out, and then I walked in the rain.

I tell my (C)self in ev ’ry way, “I won’t be (G)do ing this a gain, and to mor row’s a brand new day.” Some one (Am)told me, “Al ways say what’s on your mind.” And I am (Am)on ly be ing hon est with you.

I, I get (Am)lone ly, and make mis takes from time to time.

Se nio ma (Am)ko ye, Bi bi a be ye ye.

Bi bi a be ye ye, ye ye, ye ye.

Bi bi a be ye ye.

I re (Am)mem ber less and less, and most ly (D)things that I re gret.

In my (Am)phone are sev ’ral texts from girls I’ve nev er met.

And in the (Am)pock et of my jeans are on ly coins and bro ken dreams.

My heart is (Am)break ing at the seams, and I’m (D)com ing a part now.

Now things are (Am)look ing up; I’ll find my shoes right next to the oak tree.

And I’ll get a (C)bus straight in to town, and spend the af ter noon (Am)look ing a round for the things that I left (D)on the ground, and say you’re with (Am)me; to mor row’s a brand new day.

Some one (Am)told me, “Al ways say what’s on your mind.” And I am (Am)on ly be ing hon est with you.

I, I get (Am)lone ly, and make mis takes from time to time.

Se nio ma (Am)ko ye, Bi bi a be ye ye.

(Wo noo ma, (Am)(Be Ye Ye, Wo noo ma Be maaaa Ye Ye.) ye.

(Wo noo ma, (Am)(Be Ye Ye, Wo noo ma Be maaaa Ye Ye.) ye.

Wo noo ma Be maaaa Ye Ye.) ye.

Bi bi a be ye ye.

(Wo noo ma, (Am)(Be Ye Ye, Bi bi a be ye ye, ye ye, ye ye.

Bi bi a be ye ye.

(Wo noo ma, (Am)(Be Ye Ye, Wo noo ma Be maaaa Ye Ye.) ye.

(Wo noo ma, (Be Ye Ye, Wo noo ma Be maaaa Ye Ye.) ye.