Standard tuning.
We'll e[C]nd up numb from playing video games
and we'll get s[F]ick of having s[Em]ex.
And we'll get f[C]at from eating candy;
as we dr[F]ink ourselves to de[Em]ath.
We'll st[C]ay up late making mix tapes,
photo-shopping pic[F]tures of ourselves;[Em]
while we mas[C]turbate to these pixelated images
of stra[F]ngers fking themsel[Em]ves.
[C]We are very busy [F]people,[Em]
[C]We are very busy [F]people.[Em]
There's c[C]rusty socks and stacks of pizza boxes
making t[F]rails straight to the bed.[Em]
And when w[C]e're done sleeping we'll stay busy dreaming of the th[F]ings
we don't have ye[Em]t.
Well there's a l[C]ong list of chores and sht to do
before we play, oh let's just p[F]s away the day (p[Em]s away the day)
Prank call the c[C]ops down at the station, just for friendly conversation,
requesting s[F]ongs they never play; [E] Let's hear the one that goes like:
[C]We are very busy [F]people,[Em]
[C]We are very busy [F]people;[Em]
But we've always got ti[C]me for new friends.[F]
So come on o[C]ver and knock on our door, it's open what you waiting for?
We m[F]ight be sprawled out on the floor but we still make lovely company.
Pull [C]up a chair, I'll pour some tea, we'll shoot the sht, 'bout everything,
till y[F]ou get sick of politics and flip on the TV scree[C]n,
we st[F]are at the TV screen.
That Donnie D[C]arko DVD has been repeating for a week,
and we know [F]every single word. ([Em]every single word)
I got an [C]iPod like a pirate ship,
I'll sail the sea with fifty thousand [F]songs I never heard[Em]
And all the best of them go
[C]La la, la la la la - La la, la la la la[F][Em]
[C]La la, la la la la - La la, la la la la [F] [Em]
We'll e[C]nd up numb from playing video games
and we'll get s[F]ick of having s[Em]ex.
And we'll get f[C]at from eating candy;
as we dr[F]ink ourselves to de[Em]ath.
We'll st[C]ay up late making mix tapes,
photo-shopping pic[F]tures of ourselves;[Em]
while we mas[C]turbate to these pixelated images
of stra[F]ngers fking themsel[Em]ves.
[C]We are very busy [F]people,[Em]
[C]We are very busy [F]people.[Em]
There's c[C]rusty socks and stacks of pizza boxes
making t[F]rails straight to the bed.[Em]
And when w[C]e're done sleeping we'll stay busy dreaming of the th[F]ings
we don't have ye[Em]t.
Well there's a l[C]ong list of chores and sht to do
before we play, oh let's just p[F]s away the day (p[Em]s away the day)
Prank call the c[C]ops down at the station, just for friendly conversation,
requesting s[F]ongs they never play; [E] Let's hear the one that goes like:
[C]We are very busy [F]people,[Em]
[C]We are very busy [F]people;[Em]
But we've always got ti[C]me for new friends.[F]
So come on o[C]ver and knock on our door, it's open what you waiting for?
We m[F]ight be sprawled out on the floor but we still make lovely company.
Pull [C]up a chair, I'll pour some tea, we'll shoot the sht, 'bout everything,
till y[F]ou get sick of politics and flip on the TV scree[C]n,
we st[F]are at the TV screen.
That Donnie D[C]arko DVD has been repeating for a week,
and we know [F]every single word. ([Em]every single word)
I got an [C]iPod like a pirate ship,
I'll sail the sea with fifty thousand [F]songs I never heard[Em]
And all the best of them go
[C]La la, la la la la - La la, la la la la[F][Em]
[C]La la, la la la la - La la, la la la la [F] [Em]
