Cake - Dime

^FIn the brown shag carpet of a cheap motel In the dark ^Fan^Fmaj7d dusty corner by the TV shelf ^DmIs a sma^Dm7ll reminder of a simpler time Wh^Gen a crumpled^F up pair of trousers cost a brand new dime

^FWell you ask me how I^F m^Fmaj7ade it through and how my mint condition could belong to you Wh^Dmen I'm^Dm7 on the ground I roll through town I'^Gm a president^F you don't remember getting kicked around

I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I s^Fhine I'm freshly minted I ^Fam dete^Frmined not to be dented By a car^G or a p^Flane ^For^F a^Gnything not yet invented

I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I shine

^FIn the hiss and rumble of the freeway sounds As the after^Fno^Fmaj7on commuters drive their cars around ^DmThere's a r^Dm7ingle jingle near the underpass Ther^Ge's a sparkle n^Fear the fast food garbage and roadside trash

I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I s^Fhine I'm freshly minted I'^Fm sil^Fver-plated I'm underrated You wo^Gn't eve^Fn pick ^Fme^F u^Gp because I'm not enough for a local phone call

I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I^F shine I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I^F shine I'^Fm a dime I'^Fm fine An^Gd I shine