Am           C               D
The sun and the shutters and the sun shattered hair
     Am        C            D
The butler hesitates at the top of the stairs
    Am              C               D
A kitten from Great Britain sleeps behind the drapes
    Am        C                 D
An old silver bowl filled with apples and grapes

     F                    Em          Am
It's so very cold in the mansion after sunset
     F                          Em        Am
The snow is blowing through the baseboard outlets
       F                 Em         Am
And I have no idea what drives you, mister
F                              Em    Am
Tanning beds explode with rich women inside

[Chorus]
Am     E
All my poor, hungry children
Am     E
All my poor, hungry children
Am     E
All my poor, hungry children
 Dm       Em        Am
Time will break the world
 Dm       Em        Am
Time will break the world
 Dm       Em        Am
Time will break the world

[Verse]
    Am          C        D
The snow falls down so beautiful and stupid
         Am       C         D
For the black silhoutte of Abraham Lincoln trees
     Am           C           D
The sky's low and grey like a Japanese table
       Am       C            D
And my horse's legs look like four brown shotguns

     F                             Em            Am
The icicles are dripping like the whole house is weeping
       F                    Em       Am
On an evil little car with gull-wing doors
           F             Em          Am
And I have no idea what drives you, mister
           F                            Em     Am
But I've killed you in my mind so many times before

[Chorus]
Am      E
All my poor, hungry children
Am      E
All my poor, hungry children
Am      E
All my poor, hungry children
 Dm        Em       Am
Time will break the world
 Dm        Em       Am
Time will break the world
 Dm        Em       Am
Time will break the world