Dakota

G D Em

Please remember the nights that we spent

Am C

In the city where you lay

G D Bm

We were young and nearly famous

Em D C

But lightning strikes and buildings fall

G

And everything did change

C D G

Come on Dakota tell me you don't wish I was still the same

G D Em

I know a man dressed as a woman

Am C

Heels, curly wig, and nails

G D Bm

Fell for a boy who sold him powder and pills

Em

And the younger boy

D

With the older man

C G

He made it all wrong

C D G

And in Dakota these awful things burn away with the sun

C D G

Yes in Dakota these awful things are gone with morning sun

G D Em

There was a boy who sang his song just different

Am C

So they stabbed him in the arms

G D Bm

Blood washed down him like a faucet

Em

He cried for help

D

And no one came

C G

He died in the rain

C D G

And in Dakota one day he will wake up unchanged

C D G

Yes in Dakota one day you will wake up unchained

G D Em Am C G D Bm Em D C G C D G

G D Em

Please remember the nights that we spent

Am C

In the city where you lay

G D Bm

We and young and nearly famous

Em D C

But thunder cracks and buildings burn

G

Everything will change

C D G

Come on Dakota I know we can always be the same

C D G

And in Dakota I know we can always be the same

C D G

Yes in Dakota it's ok to feel a little strange