Arrow + x in strumming pattern = play bass note as transition between / and . Elliott Smith There is one basic bass run that is used throughout the whole song with the exception of one part of the intro and leading into the chorus. This song is really easy. Chords used: Em 022000 C/E 032010 G 320003 A7 x02020 D xx0232 (Run 1) e|------------| B|------------| G|------------| D|-----------0-2-3-| A|-----0-2-3-------| E|---3------------| (Run 1A) e|------------| B|------------| G|------------| D|-----------0-2-4-| A|-----0-2-3-------| E|---3------------| (Run 2) e|------------| B|------------| G|------------| D|-----------0-----| A|-----0-2-3-------| E|---3---------2-1-| [Intro] Run 1 / Run 1 / Run 2 / Run 1 [Verse 1] I’m going out sleepwalking Where mute memories start talking The boss that couldn’t help but hurt you And the pretty thing he made desert you I’m going out like a baby A naive unsatisfiable baby Grabbing on to whatever’s around For the soaring high or the crushing down [Bridge/Chorus] With hidden cracks that don’t show But that constantly just grow [Verse 2] Run 1 I’m looking for the man that attacked me While everybody was laughing at me You beat it in me that part of you But I’m gonna split us back in two [Bridge/Chorus] Tired of living in a cloud If you’re gonna say shit now you’ll do it out loud [Verse 3] Run 1 It’s 2:45 in the morning And I’m putting myself on warning For waking up in an unknown place With a recollection you’ve half erased Looking for somebody’s arms To wave away past harms Run 1 I’m walking out on center circle The both of you can just fade to black I’m walking out on center circle Been pushed away and I’ll never go back

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La chanson explore les thèmes de la vulnérabilité et de la quête d'identité à travers des réflexions sur des souvenirs douloureux. Le protagoniste se sent perdu et essaie de naviguer entre des émotions contradictoires, tout en cherchant réconfort dans un monde qui lui semble étranger. L’horloge indique une heure tardive, symbolisant un état d’éveil où les pensées deviennent plus sombres, révélant une lutte interne pour se libérer des blessures du passé. À l'image d'un naufragé, il exprime la nécessité de repenser ses relations et de s'éloigner des influences toxiques.