| G          | G          | G          | G          |
| G          | G          | G          | C          |

[Part 1]
     G          G                 C             G
This kid's a computer that's been programmed to dream,
   G           G           D          C
he stumbled to start but regained his speed.
   C             C          D          G
He said: my superpower is I say what I mean
         G             G              D        Em
and he's always in the red, white and blue.

[Part 2]
    G            G             C                 G
The lens cap was lost, so they stretched out the shoot,
    G        G          D            C
the second location, it stuck to her shoes.
          C       C             D         G
She said: do me a favor, let me order for you,
G                 G             D        C
you should really try something different.

[Part 3]
Em       Em              D      G
  Really funny running into you,
  Em              Em            D      G
I love these tiny little collisions.
    D           D                  Em        C
The kids on the corner aren't here for their health,
             D           D           D        D
they're just trying to uphold the traditions.

[Part 4]
  C            C             G        G
Another Sunday night, locked   in the bathroom,
  C            C      Bm        Em
obsessing over minor abrasions,
C          C              G           G
some local legend let her pick up the check,
        Am               Am          D        D
then he hit her with his whole presentation.
C*
  Be careful of the second lo - [Interlude] cation.

[Interlude]
| G          | G          | G          | G          |
| G          | G          | G          | C          |

[Part 5]
      G           G             C          G
The director's distracted, he's losing his light,
    G          G             D             C
the actors are wrapped up in robes for the night.
    C           C             D         G
Her sister went sideways, her mother was right,
G                    G                D        C
these things tend to run in the family.

[Part 6]
Em       Em              D  G
  Really funny running into you,
  Em              Em               D      G
I love these tiny little collisions.
    D              D                  Em            C
She knows that her mother ain't right here to judge her
        D            D          D        D
but she tries not to date other actors.

[Part 7]
  C            C           G          G
A million tiny bugs at the breakdown
      C                C             Bm        Em
and a second time that felt like the first.
    C            C       G             G
The doctors kept saying: trust the medication
            Am                 Am         D       D
but when it hit she thought it might be a curse.

[Part 8]
  C            C         G        G
A couple quick visits to Riptown,
        C            C            Bm        Em
another kid with his thumb in his belt loop.
       C                  C            G                 G
He was pinned back in the booth but he tried to tell the truth,
             Am             Am       D        D
he said: I'd rather go with somebody new.

[Interlude]
| C          | F     C    | D          | C    D     |
| Am         | Em    Am   | D          | D          |

[Part 9]
C*
Monday night, locked in a hotel bathroom
                                    Bm      Em
with your psyche dressed up for display.
          C               C                G           G
And she's stranded at the moment with some hot glitchy robot,
     Am             Am            D     D
he's giving her the whole play by play.

[Part 10]
  C          C              G          G
Another sick smile from the spotlight,
        C            C         Bm      Em
another sketchy crucifixion tattoo.
  C                C           G        G
I know it probably covers some hardline thunder,
    Am                Am             D        D
all dressed up in the red, white and blue.
C*                              G*
  You got to want to be rescued.