Bad Religion

^A Th ^G e ^D smell of virgin pages wafted through the swinging doors
^A An ^G d ^D the croaking speech he'd heard from countless councelors before
^B Th ^G ey said "we all care for you, we know how you suffer
^A But I know you can succeed, I used to have it so much rougher"
^G Th ^D er ^A e' ^D s hope in the words and emotion in the eyes
^G It ^D 's ^A s ^D o easy to be mislead by the savvy gentle guise
^G An ^D d ^A li ^B ke fools we trust the delivery
^G Bu ^D t ^A it ^D 's all just drunk sincerity
^G It ^D 's ^A a ^D ll just drunk sincerity
^A In ^G m ^D aternal family assembly poised regarding the blue tube
^A Th ^G e ^D numbers crept up higher and the hawks stayed out of view
^B Th ^G en the generals said "we don't want our boys dead
^A Your sons and your husbands will be coming back heroes soon"
^G Th ^D er ^A e' ^D s hope in the words and emotion in the eyes
^G It ^D 's ^A s ^D o easy to be mislead by the savvy gentle guise
^G An ^D d ^A li ^B ke fools we trust the delivery
^G Bu ^D t ^A it ^D 's all just drunk sincerity
^G It ^D 's ^A a ^D ll just drunk sincerity
^A Wi ^G th ^D steam, heat, and rythym in the back seat of the car
^A An ^G d ^D adolescent perspective projecting life's forecast to the stars
^B Yo ^G u heard love from the lips and you were rapt by the hips
^A And the promise was eternal but you couldn't see that far
^G Th ^D er ^A e' ^D s hope in the words and emotion in the eyes
^G It ^D 's ^A s ^D o easy to be mislead by the savvy gentle guise
^G An ^D d ^A li ^B ke fools we trust the delivery
^G Bu ^D t ^A it ^D 's all just drunk sincerity
^G It ^D 's ^A a ^D ll just drunk sincerity