E Bm A Johnny’s on the back porch drinking red wineE Bm A He knows that it could be the very last timeD A G E D A He raises the glass up to his lips and wondersE Bm A How could a boy from a little bay townE Bm A Grow up to be a man, fly the whole world roundD A G E F C E Then end back up on the same damn ground he started [Chorus]F C E You might not get what you pay forF C E You know that nothing’s for sureF C Dm C Bb F E Bm7 A E Bm7 A And an open heart looks a lot like the wilderness [Verse 2]E Bm A Lately he’s been thinking ‘bout the meaning of timeE Bm A The small amount we’re given must be some sort of crimeD A G E F C Yet the little we have feels like too much most of the timeE Bm A He takes another sip of that blood red wineE Bm A Just waiting on the stars that will never alignD A G E F C E A little luck, a little love, a little light and you’ll be doing just fine [Chorus]F C E But you might not get what you pay forF C E You know that nothing’s for sureF C Dm C Bb F E Bm A G#7 And an open heart looks a lot like the wilderness [Bridge]F#m E So open up your heartG# A E G# Take it out, and put it back inA E Signs are all around youF# A F# A E Let it begin [Chorus]F C E You might not get what you pay forF C E You know that nothing’s for sureF C Dm C Bb F E Bm A E And an open heart looks a lot like the wildernessF C E You might not get what you pay forF C E You know that nothing’s for sureF C Dm C Bb F E And an open heart looks a lot like the wildernessBm A EBm A E
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