A               C#m            D
Well the farmer wakes a rooster up and sees her in the sky
      A               C#m         D
And a ghost can only say hello by kissing you goodbye
      A                C#m              D
And a call came in without a ring and a word was never spoke
        A               C#m             D
They're laughing on the other line like someone heard that someone told a joke

A  C#m  D x 2

[Verse 2]
     A                C#m               D
Well it's the kind of night to make you crazy as the corn
A                C#m               D
  Just about the time you died and just as you were born
          A                       C#m              D
Well the streets are hot; they're full of rage and everyone's on drugs
A                    C#m                D
  I must be outta my head, I must have lost a lot of blood

[Chorus]
                A
I must have lost a lot of blood
C#m                  D
  I must have lost a lot of blood
                A
I must have lost a lot of blood
C#m                  D
  I must have lost a lot of blood

D

[Verse 3]
         A                   C#m                D
Well the lightning strikes a heavy post; smoke dressed up in diamond clothes
  A                 C#m                D
A clock so stiff it can't unwind, Lord knows what's on the Devil's mind
            A                C#m                    D
There ain't no back then, no down the line, there's nothing more to this grand design
    A              C#m                 D
I'm blinded by the camera's flash that captured waves that never crash, yeah

[Chorus]
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood

[Verse 4]
A                   C#m                    D
Why do I feel like I could not be closer as I slowly drift further away?
A                         C#m                   D
Why does it feel like I'm at the beginning when everyone calls it a day?
  A                  C#m           D
I wash my clothes in turpentine; I shave on Christmas Eve
        A               C#m              D
And I'm learning how to not exist 'cause that's what I, that's what I believe

[Chorus]
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood
A   C#m                 D
        I must have lost a lot of blood

D

[Verse 5]
        A            C#m                D
Well a dollar in the bottle breaks and the rain is at my door
         A            C#m               D
And the cops they are about as good as pennies on the floor
       A                     C#m            D
Well I haven't been home since I was a kid, what have I done, whatever I did
A                   C#m                     D                                  A   C#m
I'll be the sun that shines from afar where nobody knows, nobody knows who you are

[Outro]
    D                                  A     C#m
Ah, nobody knows, nobody knows who you are
      D                                  A   C#m
Yeah, nobody knows, nobody knows who you are
D                                  A  C#m
Nobody knows, nobody knows who you are
D                                  A  C#m
Nobody knows, nobody knows who you are
D                                  A  C#m
Nobody knows, nobody knows who you are
D                                  A  C#m
Nobody knows, nobody knows who you are