CLEAN

There The drought was the ver y worst,

ah, ah,

when the flow ers that we’d grown to geth er died of thirst.

It was months and months of back and forth.

Ah, ah.

You’re still all o ver me like a wine stained dress I can’t wear an y more.

The Hung my head as I lost the war, and the sky turned black like a per fect storm.

The (E)rain came (B7)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by (B7)morn ing, (C#m)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi nal ly clean.

There was noth ing left to do; worst,

ah, ah,

when the but flies turned to dust, they cov ered my whole room.

So I punched a hole of in the roof,

ah, ah.

I let the flood car ry a a way all my pic can’t tures of y you.

The wa ter filled my I lungs; I screamed so the loud, but no one a heard a thing.

The (E)rain came (B7)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by (B7)morn ing, (C#m)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi nal ly clean.

think I am fi nal ly clean.

I think I am fi nal ly clean.

(A5)Ah.

Said, I think I am fi nal ly clean.

(A5)Ah.

(E5)Ten months so ber, I must ad mit, just be cause you’re clean don’t mean you don’t miss it.

Ten months old er; I won’t give in.

(A5)Now that I’m clean, I’m nev er gon na risk it.

The drought was the ver y worst,

ah, ah,

when the flow ers that we’d grown to geth er died of thirst.

The (E)rain came (B7)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by (B7)morn ing, (C#m)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi n’lly clean.

The (E)rain came (B7)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by (B7)morn ing, (C#m)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi n’lly clean.

The think I am fi nal ly clean.

Fi nal ly clean.

Think I’m fi nal ly clean.