Count Your Last Blessings

Intro : Bm – A – Em – G

Bm
Last call for regret and defeat
A
To finish the bottle full of empty dreams
Em
Punch strong head that was straight out of line
G
Another excuse with no alibi
Em
Hitchin on the road of decline
A
With no name streets and no vital signs
Em
I pissed away the best of me and
G
No one can help me!

Bm
Misery’s best friend
D
Can’t be a dead-end
G                  F#
A bag full of regrets and I’m coming clean
Bm
So feel it
D
Especially the rejects
G
A bad habit
F#
Don’t forget it you better
Bm
Count your last blessings
D
And fill up the wagon
G
Chases this fee
F#
And now I’m running out of time

Bm – A – Em – G

Bm
My hands are tied
And nailed to the cross
A
I’m looking for all the composure I lost
Em
I’m petulant with a bad attitude
G
A poster-child vision of wasted youth
Bm
I dodged the book and found the key
A
I can’t say the same for dignity
Em
I pissed away the best of me and
G
No one can help me

Bm
Misery’s best friend
D
Can’t be a dead-end
G                  F#
A bag full of regrets and I’m coming clean
Bm
So feel it
D
Especially the rejects
G
A bad habit
F#
Don’t forget it you better
Bm
Count your last blessings
D
And fill up the wagon
G
Chases this fee
F#
And now I’m running out of time

Bm – G – D – F#

Bm             G
My own enemy
D
I don’t hear you now
F#
Perfect tragedy
Bm
God bless us denial

G
My own enemy
D
I don’t hear you now
F#
Perfect tragedy

God bless us denial

Bm

Bm
Misery’s best friend
D
Can’t be a dead-end
G                  F#
A bag full of regrets and I’m coming clean
Bm
So feel it
D
Especially the rejects
G
A bad habit
F#
Don’t forget it you better
Bm
Count your last blessings
D
And fill up the wagon
G
Chases this fee
F#
And now I’m running out of time

Bm
Misery’s best friend
D
Can’t be a dead-end
G                  F#
A bag full of regrets and I’m coming clean
Bm
So feel it
D
Especially the rejects
G
A bad habit
F#
Don’t forget it you better
Bm
Count your last blessings
D
And fill up the wagon
G
Chases this fee
F#                 Bm~
And now I’m running out of time