Chords for 10 Unforgettable Axl Rose Offstage Moments
Tempo:
164.35 bpm
Chords used:
E
F
Eb
D
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E]
[Eb] I was accused of doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff that I wasn't doing.
[B] And I was kicked out of my house for [Eb] not cutting my hair, and it was above my ears [E] at the time.
[Bb] And I was 16, and [Ebm] at that point I [E] just said,
[B] well, if I'm going to be [D] accused of all these things, I might as well find [Ab] out what they're all about.
[Ebm]
And so I just, [E] maybe I got on the wrong track, but I seemed to have pulled it together [Dbm] somewhat on my own.
[E] But you find yourself in a situation where [Bb] [F] we were [E] all pretty much troublesome kids.
[Bb] [E] And now a lot of the things that you used to do as a kid for fun that [N] you might have got away with,
you're not going to get away with now.
And also, they might be stupid things.
[Bb] So, [E] I don't know, it just [D] escalates into a point [Eb] where it's like throwing a TV out of a window [E] is boring.
Let's see if we can drive a car off the [Bb] roof.
About [D] six years ago, I [Dm] hitchhiked the country, and [C] on part of that trip,
I ended up kind of stranded in the Bronx, in the [E] jungle of New York.
And this old black man came [G] up to me and my friend who were [E] backpacking, and we had like no money,
[D] just enough for a couple of Cokes, and we're sitting there on the side of the freeway,
up on the bridge, and this black guy comes up and goes,
you know where you are?
You're going to die.
You're in the jungle, [G] baby.
[Em]
You know what?
[Bm] Blake needs [Gbm] one of those little flutes.
[E] [D]
You're at the flute [Dm] part.
[D]
[F] Hey, [A] Doug, what's up?
[Gm] [E] How [Bb] does that barista guy [E] do that?
[Gm] Keep a straight face.
[Ab] He came in, the guy's putting a cast [Abm] on, and three hugs, and three bucks.
[Am]
The reason it's hurt like this is because it's so inflamed in here.
You'll be immobilized in this.
So should I start taking whatever you're going to take?
[Gb] Izzy laughs because he's like, that guy had a full on free shot,
and hit like a powder puff.
Anytime he [F] wants it, anywhere, Atlantic City, [G] I don't care.
Axl, if you're watching this, I want to challenge you to a [Bb] fight.
We had just [E] stopped the tour because I had [F] throat problems.
Came back, and I realized I'm going to hurt myself.
I [G] told Slash, two more songs, if we can't get it fixed, I got to go.
[F] [Gb] And then we did more [F] than two more songs, and finally I was just kind of like,
I don't know what to do.
And I looked over, and Gilby was like, dude, I can't hear.
It was driving me crazy.
And Duff was like, I can't hear either.
[Gm] We had a little huddle, kind of, and it was like, [F] we're out of here.
I used the [Eb] word [Gb] niggers because it just fit [F] real [E] quick.
It fit, it was [F] accurate, and it [D] wasn't being derogatory to [Eb] a large [F] group.
So there's a [Eb] lot of different meanings to that word, [A] but a lot of people just take [E] the time to [A] assume
that when a white [Eb] person uses the word [D] nigger, it's meant.
[Eb] That's a whole [Db] black race, and you're derogatory, and you're a [N] racist.
Hey, hey!
No, get out of here!
Get out of my house,
[D]
[F]
[N] okay?
Camarógrafo y su equipo logran extraer uno de los micrófonos para azotarlo una y otra vez en el suelo.
El periodista trató de calmarlo, a lo que Rose reaccionó tirándole el micrófono por la cabeza.
Increíble reacción de una tía.
[Eb]
[Gm]
[N]
[Bb]
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[Eb] I was accused of doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff that I wasn't doing.
[B] And I was kicked out of my house for [Eb] not cutting my hair, and it was above my ears [E] at the time.
[Bb] And I was 16, and [Ebm] at that point I [E] just said,
[B] well, if I'm going to be [D] accused of all these things, I might as well find [Ab] out what they're all about.
[Ebm]
And so I just, [E] maybe I got on the wrong track, but I seemed to have pulled it together [Dbm] somewhat on my own.
[E] But you find yourself in a situation where [Bb] [F] we were [E] all pretty much troublesome kids.
[Bb] [E] And now a lot of the things that you used to do as a kid for fun that [N] you might have got away with,
you're not going to get away with now.
And also, they might be stupid things.
[Bb] So, [E] I don't know, it just [D] escalates into a point [Eb] where it's like throwing a TV out of a window [E] is boring.
Let's see if we can drive a car off the [Bb] roof.
About [D] six years ago, I [Dm] hitchhiked the country, and [C] on part of that trip,
I ended up kind of stranded in the Bronx, in the [E] jungle of New York.
And this old black man came [G] up to me and my friend who were [E] backpacking, and we had like no money,
[D] just enough for a couple of Cokes, and we're sitting there on the side of the freeway,
up on the bridge, and this black guy comes up and goes,
you know where you are?
You're going to die.
You're in the jungle, [G] baby.
[Em]
You know what?
[Bm] Blake needs [Gbm] one of those little flutes.
[E] [D]
You're at the flute [Dm] part.
[D]
[F] Hey, [A] Doug, what's up?
[Gm] [E] How [Bb] does that barista guy [E] do that?
[Gm] Keep a straight face.
[Ab] He came in, the guy's putting a cast [Abm] on, and three hugs, and three bucks.
[Am]
The reason it's hurt like this is because it's so inflamed in here.
You'll be immobilized in this.
So should I start taking whatever you're going to take?
[Gb] Izzy laughs because he's like, that guy had a full on free shot,
and hit like a powder puff.
Anytime he [F] wants it, anywhere, Atlantic City, [G] I don't care.
Axl, if you're watching this, I want to challenge you to a [Bb] fight.
We had just [E] stopped the tour because I had [F] throat problems.
Came back, and I realized I'm going to hurt myself.
I [G] told Slash, two more songs, if we can't get it fixed, I got to go.
[F] [Gb] And then we did more [F] than two more songs, and finally I was just kind of like,
I don't know what to do.
And I looked over, and Gilby was like, dude, I can't hear.
It was driving me crazy.
And Duff was like, I can't hear either.
[Gm] We had a little huddle, kind of, and it was like, [F] we're out of here.
I used the [Eb] word [Gb] niggers because it just fit [F] real [E] quick.
It fit, it was [F] accurate, and it [D] wasn't being derogatory to [Eb] a large [F] group.
So there's a [Eb] lot of different meanings to that word, [A] but a lot of people just take [E] the time to [A] assume
that when a white [Eb] person uses the word [D] nigger, it's meant.
[Eb] That's a whole [Db] black race, and you're derogatory, and you're a [N] racist.
Hey, hey!
No, get out of here!
Get out of my house,
[D]
[F]
[N] okay?
Camarógrafo y su equipo logran extraer uno de los micrófonos para azotarlo una y otra vez en el suelo.
El periodista trató de calmarlo, a lo que Rose reaccionó tirándole el micrófono por la cabeza.
Increíble reacción de una tía.
[Eb]
[Gm]
[N]
[Bb]
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Key:
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Bb
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Eb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] I was _ accused of doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff that I wasn't doing.
[B] And I was kicked out of my house for [Eb] not cutting my hair, and it was above my ears [E] at the time.
_ [Bb] And I was 16, and _ _ [Ebm] at that point I [E] just said,
[B] well, if I'm going to be [D] accused of all these things, I might as well find [Ab] out what they're all about.
_ [Ebm] _ _ _
And so I just, _ [E] maybe I got on the wrong track, but I seemed to have pulled it together [Dbm] somewhat on my own.
[E] But you find yourself in a situation where _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] we were [E] all pretty much troublesome kids. _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ [E] And now _ _ a lot of the things that you used to do as a kid for fun that [N] _ you might have got away with,
you're not going to get away with now.
_ _ _ _ And also, they might be stupid things.
[Bb] _ So, _ [E] I don't know, it just [D] escalates into a point [Eb] where it's like throwing a TV out of a window [E] is boring.
Let's see if we can drive a car off the [Bb] roof.
_ _ _ About [D] six years ago, I [Dm] hitchhiked the country, and _ [C] on part of that trip,
I ended up kind of stranded in the Bronx, in the [E] jungle of New York.
And this old black man came [G] up to me and my friend who were _ [E] backpacking, and we had like no money,
[D] just enough for a couple of Cokes, and we're sitting there on the side of the freeway,
up on the bridge, and this black guy comes up and goes,
you know where you are?
You're going to die.
You're in the jungle, [G] baby.
_ [Em] _
You know what?
[Bm] Blake needs _ [Gbm] one of those little flutes.
[E] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ You're at the flute [Dm] part.
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ Hey, [A] Doug, what's up? _
[Gm] _ _ [E] How _ [Bb] does that barista guy [E] do that?
[Gm] Keep a straight face.
_ [Ab] He came in, the guy's putting a cast [Abm] on, and three hugs, and three bucks. _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ The reason it's hurt like this is because it's so inflamed in here.
You'll be immobilized in this.
So should I start taking whatever you're going to take? _
_ [Gb] Izzy laughs because he's like, that guy _ had a full on free shot,
_ _ _ _ _ _ and hit like a powder puff.
Anytime he [F] wants it, anywhere, Atlantic City, [G] I don't care.
Axl, if you're watching this, I want to challenge you to a [Bb] fight.
We had just [E] stopped the tour because I had [F] throat problems.
Came back, and I realized I'm going to hurt myself.
I [G] told Slash, two more songs, if we can't get it fixed, I got to go.
[F] _ _ _ [Gb] And then we did more [F] than two more songs, and finally I was just kind of like,
I don't know what to do.
And I looked over, and Gilby was like, dude, I can't hear.
It was driving me crazy.
And Duff was like, I can't hear either.
[Gm] We had _ a little huddle, kind of, and it was like, [F] we're out of here.
I used the [Eb] word _ [Gb] niggers _ because it just fit _ [F] real [E] quick.
It fit, it was [F] accurate, and it [D] wasn't being derogatory to [Eb] _ a large [F] group.
So there's a [Eb] lot of different meanings to that word, [A] but a lot of people just take [E] the time to [A] assume _ _ _
that when a white [Eb] person uses the word [D] nigger, it's meant.
[Eb] That's a whole [Db] black race, and you're derogatory, and you're a [N] racist.
Hey, hey!
No, get out of here!
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Get out of my house, _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ okay? _
Camarógrafo y su equipo _ logran extraer uno de los micrófonos para azotarlo una y otra vez en el suelo.
El periodista trató de calmarlo, a lo que Rose reaccionó tirándole el micrófono por la cabeza. _
_ _ Increíble reacción de una tía. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] I was _ accused of doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff that I wasn't doing.
[B] And I was kicked out of my house for [Eb] not cutting my hair, and it was above my ears [E] at the time.
_ [Bb] And I was 16, and _ _ [Ebm] at that point I [E] just said,
[B] well, if I'm going to be [D] accused of all these things, I might as well find [Ab] out what they're all about.
_ [Ebm] _ _ _
And so I just, _ [E] maybe I got on the wrong track, but I seemed to have pulled it together [Dbm] somewhat on my own.
[E] But you find yourself in a situation where _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] we were [E] all pretty much troublesome kids. _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ [E] And now _ _ a lot of the things that you used to do as a kid for fun that [N] _ you might have got away with,
you're not going to get away with now.
_ _ _ _ And also, they might be stupid things.
[Bb] _ So, _ [E] I don't know, it just [D] escalates into a point [Eb] where it's like throwing a TV out of a window [E] is boring.
Let's see if we can drive a car off the [Bb] roof.
_ _ _ About [D] six years ago, I [Dm] hitchhiked the country, and _ [C] on part of that trip,
I ended up kind of stranded in the Bronx, in the [E] jungle of New York.
And this old black man came [G] up to me and my friend who were _ [E] backpacking, and we had like no money,
[D] just enough for a couple of Cokes, and we're sitting there on the side of the freeway,
up on the bridge, and this black guy comes up and goes,
you know where you are?
You're going to die.
You're in the jungle, [G] baby.
_ [Em] _
You know what?
[Bm] Blake needs _ [Gbm] one of those little flutes.
[E] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ You're at the flute [Dm] part.
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ Hey, [A] Doug, what's up? _
[Gm] _ _ [E] How _ [Bb] does that barista guy [E] do that?
[Gm] Keep a straight face.
_ [Ab] He came in, the guy's putting a cast [Abm] on, and three hugs, and three bucks. _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ The reason it's hurt like this is because it's so inflamed in here.
You'll be immobilized in this.
So should I start taking whatever you're going to take? _
_ [Gb] Izzy laughs because he's like, that guy _ had a full on free shot,
_ _ _ _ _ _ and hit like a powder puff.
Anytime he [F] wants it, anywhere, Atlantic City, [G] I don't care.
Axl, if you're watching this, I want to challenge you to a [Bb] fight.
We had just [E] stopped the tour because I had [F] throat problems.
Came back, and I realized I'm going to hurt myself.
I [G] told Slash, two more songs, if we can't get it fixed, I got to go.
[F] _ _ _ [Gb] And then we did more [F] than two more songs, and finally I was just kind of like,
I don't know what to do.
And I looked over, and Gilby was like, dude, I can't hear.
It was driving me crazy.
And Duff was like, I can't hear either.
[Gm] We had _ a little huddle, kind of, and it was like, [F] we're out of here.
I used the [Eb] word _ [Gb] niggers _ because it just fit _ [F] real [E] quick.
It fit, it was [F] accurate, and it [D] wasn't being derogatory to [Eb] _ a large [F] group.
So there's a [Eb] lot of different meanings to that word, [A] but a lot of people just take [E] the time to [A] assume _ _ _
that when a white [Eb] person uses the word [D] nigger, it's meant.
[Eb] That's a whole [Db] black race, and you're derogatory, and you're a [N] racist.
Hey, hey!
No, get out of here!
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Get out of my house, _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ okay? _
Camarógrafo y su equipo _ logran extraer uno de los micrófonos para azotarlo una y otra vez en el suelo.
El periodista trató de calmarlo, a lo que Rose reaccionó tirándole el micrófono por la cabeza. _
_ _ Increíble reacción de una tía. _
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[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
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