Cake - Dime

^CIn the brown shag carpet of a cheap motel In the d^Cmaj7ark and dusty corner by the TV shelf ^{F A F}Is a small reminder of a simpler time When a c^Grumpled up pair of trous^G7ers cost a brand new dim^Ce

^CWell you ask me how I made it through and^Cmaj7 how my mint condition could belong to you ^{F A} When I'm^F on the ground I roll through town I'm a pr^Gesident you don't rememb^G7er getting kicked around^C

I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine I'm freshly ^Cminted I am det^Fermined not to be ^Cdented By a car or a ^Gplane or anything ^Cnot yet invented^{F C G C}

I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine

^CIn the hiss and rumble of the freeway sounds As the a^Cmaj7fternoon commuters drive their cars arou^Fnd ^{A F}There's a ringle jingle near the underpass There's a ^Gsparkle near the fast food gar^G7bage and roadside ^Ctrash

I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine I'm freshly ^Cminted I'm silv^Fer-plated I'm unde^Crrated You won't even^G pick me up becaus^Ce I'm not enough^F f^Cor^G a^C local phone call

I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine ^C I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine ^C I'm a di^Fme I'm fine^C And I sh^Gine