Written by Cary Ann Hearst/Michael Trent
Intro: G C G D G verse 1 G C By the looks of everyone it?s been a long two weeks G D Coming up on the business end of a goodluck streak G C Gave ?em hell in New York City, headed down to New Orleans G D Drove across Mississippi in the rain G C It don?t seem to freeze too much down in New Orleans G D But the rain can sure wash out the street G C Across the snowline, man it was just in time G D G They diggin ?em out everywhere north of the Chesapeakeverse 2 G C They cancelled a parade or two for weather G D The kings and saints their roads all soaking wet G C We were happy just to all be there together G D C Stoned on the porch smoking on Nicky?s cigarettes G C And we?ve been riding down this highway now for all these years G D Breathing in the dust along the way G C But it?s the kindness of a friend that is remembered in the end G D G It is a debt that is a pleasure to repayC G And I?m up too damn early in the morning C G Watching the world around me come alive C G Em And I need more fingers to count the ones I love C D G This life may be too good to surviveBridge Em G We were dressed to celebrate your wedding day C Em We marched along with the St. Anne?s Parade C G Sang out our hearts while they sent away their dead C D The sun shone on the river, we begin our lives insteadC G And it never feels like we?re getting any older C G But the memories build up around the eyes C D G Em And I need more fingers then I got on my two hands C D G This life may be too good to surviveOutro C G C G D GC G And I?m up too damn early in the morning C G I can?t remmeber feeling so alive C D G Em And I need more fingers to count the ones I love C D Em This life may be too good to survive C D G This life may be too good to survive