Intro: F C G Am F C G Verse 1: F C G Am When I'm lying in my bed, I like to pretend F C G That my body is just bones on the beach F C It's the first time I feel rested G Am Since my mother's womb, I slept in F C G My last home between the stones and the sea F C G Am Some overzealous anthropology professor F G C With all his students in tow F C Carry spades and books for studying G Am Stumbling, discover me F G I implore them to leave me alone
Chorus: F C G Am Say, "Give me one millennium more there" F C G Am Maybe I will belong more there F C G Am Than any place in which I was living F G C When I'm bones on the beach Verse 2: F C G Am With the end long past nigh one eternal sigh F C G I've no breath that is left to release F C G Am And the loudness of mind has been gone since I died F G Was I meant in this life to find peace F G Before I became bones on the beach? F C G Am I hear footsteps and bones, they cannot look left F G C But I register her stepping nearby F C Her face is peaceful G Am She's looked up life's evil F G And considered it next to infinite skies F G She doesn't ask for more time Chorus: F C G Am Give me one millennium more there F C G Am Maybe I will belong more there F C G Am Than any place in which I was living F G C When I'm bones on the beach F G C When I'm bones on the beach Instrumental Bridge: F C G Am x2 Outro: F C G Am What I long for's nonexistent in any belief system F C G Am F All I, all I want is some rest, there's no sentience in death C G Am F Just the darkness at the worst, temporality and permanence C G Am F C I don't know what's on the other side G Am F C G But I don't think it's what I had in mind Am F C G Am I hope I find some rest in this life Instrumental Outro: F C G Am F C G