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A Little Bit Better - WARM GUN

A                                         E
I have taken all that I can take
                    F#m                            D
And you're making me now run away
      A  E                   A      E  
But I  can't seem to go

                A                                   E
And you say the words I say to you
                F#m                       E
Could be written in a comic book
      A   E                        A            E
But I never say what I mean


                A                                       E                              
Cos' that stroke on your gravestone is your life
        F#m                     Bm
And life ain't that long
                      D     G                       A           E  
So you gotta try   to make things better
                A                              E                
And that joke that I told you was for real
                F#m                              Bm
And you say that it showed you
                        D     G                 A          E
Now you can see    a little bit better


             A                           E   
When I see the world on its merry spin
            F#m                               D       
Then I know love comes from within.
         A       E        Ab-A     Ab-A  E                   
Then I am sober again

Cos' that stroke on your gravestone is your life
And your life ain't that long
So you gotta try to make things better
And that joke that I told you was for real
And you say that it showed you
Now you can see a little bit better

Words and Music by Liam Duggan and Richard Mc Sorley