[Intro]
Am G C

[Verse]
          Am                        G
They say "Roscoe how's it hanging? Heard you got a new job!
         C
Can you come home Saturday?"
        Am                   G
Well I graduated early then dropped out of college
     C
Got no degree but still got paid
        Am                         G
Then I made out at a party with a boy I really knew
      C
But still couldn't get laid
     Am                         G
So yeah, I'm free on Saturday, free on Sunday,
C
Free every single day

[Chorus]
   Am        G              C
I check the timetables for you
     Am              G                        C
The station with the trains that are always late
Am                  G                      C
Past the tree they cut down when we were twelve, before we grew up
     Am     G         C
You have a boyfriend now
     Am        G       C
I'm still not out of town

[Verse]
   Am                           G
I tried to write a song about falling in love
        C
But I just kinda just cried
        Am                            G
Then I tried to write a song about ghosts I don't believe in
     C
Without telling lies
     Am                        G
I'd try to write a song about being dead but I
C
Still haven't died
    Am                               G
I tried to write a song about the mansion on fourth street
         C
But we know what happened there, and I don't want to retry

[Chorus]
   Am        G              C
I check the timetables for you
     Am              G                        C
The station with the trains that are always late
Am                  G                      C
Past the tree they cut down when we were twelve, before we grew up
     Am     G         C
You have a boyfriend now
     Am        G       C
I'm still not out of town

[Bridge]
Am                              G
What they don't tell you about turning eighteen:
           C
You get a car but you read the speedometer wrong
         Am              G
Then you go too far too fast too crazy
     C
And nearly crash it on a narrow highway
                   Am                     G
So you call your parents! 'cause they're supposed to help
                   C
But they're still worried for your mental health
                  Am                          G
And no matter how many times you've tried to tell them it's not suicide
      C
They just won't listen and your eyes still cry
         Am                          G
And you shut out your mind, and you know you should be grateful you survived
C
But you wish you kinda died then came back
Am                      G
Like in movies and the train track rock makes your
C
Limbs slack you lack the ability to read the time
Am               G
So you just read the time tables instead and
C
Think about the last time you saw your best friend and
      Am                   G        C
You think about the last time you lied

[Chorus]
   Am        G              C
I check the timetables for you
     Am              G                        C
The station with the trains that are always late
Am                  G                      C
Past the tree they cut down when we were twelve, before we grew up
     Am     G         C
You have a boyfriend now
     Am        G       C
I'm still not out of town

[Outro]
          Am                        G
They say "Roscoe how's it hanging? Heard you got a new job!
         C
Can you come home Saturday?"
        Am                   G
Well I graduated early then dropped out of college
     C
Got no degree but still got paid
        Am                         G
Then I made out at a party with a boy I really knew
      C
But still couldn't get laid
     Am                         G
So yeah, I'm free on Saturday, free on Sunday,
C
Free every single day
  Am                         G
Yeah, I'm free on Saturday, free on Sunday,
C
Free every single day