Biography:
Hank Green (May 5, 1980) is one of the two founders of the video blog project Brotherhood 2.0 that inspired the community of cool nerds known as Nerdfighters. Hank wrote many of his songs for his Brotherhood 2.0 videos. He and Alan Lastufka co-own DFTBA Records, a label that signs successful YouTube-based musicians. Both Hank and John Green continue to make videos and their joint YouTube account can be found at http://youtube.com/vlogbrothers. Hank's music can be found at http://DFTBA.com
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Other songs:
- A Song About An Anglerfish
- Accio Deathly Hallows
- Looking For Alaska
- Strange Charm
- Adult Female
- Annie
- Baby I Sold Your Dog On Ebay
- Book Eight
- Crime Dramas Suck
- Dead Boys Girlfriend
- Dftba Acoustic
- Edward Spoonhands
- Farmville A Song
- Fermi Paradox
- Goodbye Brotherhood 20
- Goodbye Thirty
- Goodbye Twenty
- Helen Hunt
- I Guess It All Makes Sense At The End
- I Know
- Im Gonna Kill You
- Its Too Hot
- Luck Of My Life
- Marilyn Hanson
- Miniature Soccer Team
- Mules Are So Half Ass
- My Favoutire Pony
- Nerdfighteria Island
- Nerdfighterlike
- Oh Jk Rowling
- On The Rise
- People Who Love Giraffes
- People Who Love Girraffes
- Phineas Gage
- Please Buy My Album
- Protons And Neutrons
- Put Stuff On Your Head
- Queen Ranavalona The First
- Shake
- T
- The Fathers Of The Founding Fathers
- The List
- The Stupidest News Stories Of 2009 A Song
- The Universe Is Weird
- This Aint It
- This Isnt Hogwarts
- This Machine Pwns N00Bs
- Undigested Lump
- Undigested Lump Explicit
- Video Game Books
- We Are All Bat People
- Were All Gonna Die
- What Would Captain Picard Do
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I’d like to do some calculations
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My mind is not what it used to be,
B
That certainly isn’t news to me,
C#m
But I want to know how my life was spent
A B
Now that I know that I’m near the end.
E B A
So I add, subtract, multiply, and divide
E B A
To try and figure out what I did with my life.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
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And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
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I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E B A
I spent nearly a full year masturbating,
E B A
Second only to the year we spent copulating.
C#m
I know you’re not a fan of this vulgarity,
B
But completeness is important for full clarity.
C#m
I spent more than seven years watching television,
A B
And how could I not regret that decision,
E A B
But I don’t think that I’ll ever know how much time,
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I did or didn’t spend lookin’ into your eyes.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
E B A E
And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
E B E B
I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E B A
I’ve never known any way but numbers and sums
E B A
To understand what we are and what we have become,
C#m
But like numbers are perfect, that’s how this has been for me,
B
And I hope that I still give you everything you need.
C#m
Eighty years alive and four eating food.
A B
Five reading books and fifty-seven with you.
E A B
Two eyes, one nose, one smile, one life.
E A B
It somehow isn’t ever quite enough time.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
E B A E
And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
E B E B
I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E A B E
Oh, I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E A B E
Yeah, I guess it all makes sense at the end.
I’d like to do some calculations
E B A
In the hopes that I’ll come to some realizations.
C#m
My mind is not what it used to be,
B
That certainly isn’t news to me,
C#m
But I want to know how my life was spent
A B
Now that I know that I’m near the end.
E B A
So I add, subtract, multiply, and divide
E B A
To try and figure out what I did with my life.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
E B A E
And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
E B E B
I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E B A
I spent nearly a full year masturbating,
E B A
Second only to the year we spent copulating.
C#m
I know you’re not a fan of this vulgarity,
B
But completeness is important for full clarity.
C#m
I spent more than seven years watching television,
A B
And how could I not regret that decision,
E A B
But I don’t think that I’ll ever know how much time,
E A B
I did or didn’t spend lookin’ into your eyes.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
E B A E
And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
E B E B
I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E B A
I’ve never known any way but numbers and sums
E B A
To understand what we are and what we have become,
C#m
But like numbers are perfect, that’s how this has been for me,
B
And I hope that I still give you everything you need.
C#m
Eighty years alive and four eating food.
A B
Five reading books and fifty-seven with you.
E A B
Two eyes, one nose, one smile, one life.
E A B
It somehow isn’t ever quite enough time.
E B E
I spent twenty-seven years in my bed,
E B A E
And there’s not much that I would’ve preferred to do instead.
E B E B
I spent two years chewing, and six months wooing,
E B E B
And, I’m sure you’re curious, almost three years pooing.
C#m
I spent twenty-five years working for a guy,
B
That I wanted to kill when I didn’t want to die,
A
But I spent fifty-seven years loving you my friend,
E A B E
So I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E A B E
Oh, I guess it all makes sense at the end.
E A B E
Yeah, I guess it all makes sense at the end.
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