I’m so grateful for the food, that comes from so far we don’t even know
And I’ve left hairs and skin cells everywhere I go

Be grateful for the pain, those feelings will soon fade
Every stain on your clothes
Represents some food you ate or art you made

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I want to live where I don’t need a bike lock
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And I can go a week without seeing a clock
I want to live where you don’t need an alarm clock and you can take a walk down to the dock

Bmin
I like to draw boats
Emin
And I like to pet goats.
I like to draw maps
I like to take naps

I’m grateful for my friends: their value is uncalculated
I’m grateful for my thoughts though I wish they were less complicated…
I’ve seen the busy cities, so wild with light pollution
But I prefer the quiet places, better suited to my constitution.

I want to live where I don’t need a bike lock,
And I can go a week without seeing a clock
I want to live where you won’t head a car alarm and no one
Sets off fireworks on your block.

I like to feel good
I like to chop wood
I like to cook meals
I like to feel feels

The sound of the surf
The sounds of the birds
Away from the bars
Away from the cars...