Chords for Aaron Burr, Sir
Tempo:
159.75 bpm
Chords used:
C
Am
Em
E
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Am]
[Em]
[C] 1776, [Am]
[E]
New York [C] City.
Pardon me, are [A] you Aaron Burr, sir?
[E] That depends, who's asking?
Oh, sure.
Sir, [C] I'm Alexander Hamilton.
[A] I'm at your service, sir.
[B] I have been looking for you.
I'm getting nervous.
Sir, [C] I heard your name at Princeton.
I [A] was seeking an accelerated [E] course of study when I got sort of out of sorts with a [C] buddy of yours.
I may have punched [A] him.
It's a blur.
Sir, he [E] handles the financials.
You punched the Burr, sir.
[C] Yes, I wanted to do what you [Am] did graduating too and join [Em] the revolution.
He [E] looked at me like I was stupid.
I'm [C] not stupid.
So how'd you do it?
[Am]
How'd you graduate so fast?
It was [C] my parents' dying wish before they passed.
You're an orphan.
Of course, [Am]
I'm an orphan.
God, I wish [Em] there was a war, then we could prove that we're [F] worth more than anyone [C] bargained for.
Can I buy [Am] you a drink?
That would [Em] be nice.
While we're talking, let me offer you some free [C] advice.
[A] Talk less.
[E] Smile more.
[C] Don't let [A] them know what [B] you're against or what you're for.
[C] You [Am] can't be serious.
[Em] You wanna get ahead.
Yes.
[C] Fools who run [Am] their mouths off [Em] wind up [E] dead.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, [C] what time is it?
[Am]
Showtime!
[Em] Like I said.
Showtime, showtime, [G] yo!
I'm John Lawrence in the place to be.
A two-pints to Sam Adams, [C] but I'm working on three.
[G] Those redcoats don't want it with me, cause I will pop, chicka-plop these cops till I'm free.
Eh oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette.
Salin, salin, sauvé, revolutionary set.
[C] I came from afar just to say bonsoir to the [G] king.
C'est toi who is the best.
C'est moi.
Rah, rah, I am Hercules Mulligan, uppin' it, lovin' it.
Yes, I heard your mother said, cop again.
Lock up your daughters and horses.
Of course, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets.
No more sex.
Pour me another brew, son.
Let's raise a couple more to the [C] revolution.
Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton [G] College, Aaron Burr.
Give us a verse, drop some knowledge.
Good luck with that, you're taking a stand.
You spit, I'mma sit.
We'll see where we land.
Bro, the revolution's imminent.
What are you stalled for?
If you [Cm] stand for nothing, Burr, what'll you fall for?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who is [D] this gay and [N] pussy
[Em]
[C] 1776, [Am]
[E]
New York [C] City.
Pardon me, are [A] you Aaron Burr, sir?
[E] That depends, who's asking?
Oh, sure.
Sir, [C] I'm Alexander Hamilton.
[A] I'm at your service, sir.
[B] I have been looking for you.
I'm getting nervous.
Sir, [C] I heard your name at Princeton.
I [A] was seeking an accelerated [E] course of study when I got sort of out of sorts with a [C] buddy of yours.
I may have punched [A] him.
It's a blur.
Sir, he [E] handles the financials.
You punched the Burr, sir.
[C] Yes, I wanted to do what you [Am] did graduating too and join [Em] the revolution.
He [E] looked at me like I was stupid.
I'm [C] not stupid.
So how'd you do it?
[Am]
How'd you graduate so fast?
It was [C] my parents' dying wish before they passed.
You're an orphan.
Of course, [Am]
I'm an orphan.
God, I wish [Em] there was a war, then we could prove that we're [F] worth more than anyone [C] bargained for.
Can I buy [Am] you a drink?
That would [Em] be nice.
While we're talking, let me offer you some free [C] advice.
[A] Talk less.
[E] Smile more.
[C] Don't let [A] them know what [B] you're against or what you're for.
[C] You [Am] can't be serious.
[Em] You wanna get ahead.
Yes.
[C] Fools who run [Am] their mouths off [Em] wind up [E] dead.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, [C] what time is it?
[Am]
Showtime!
[Em] Like I said.
Showtime, showtime, [G] yo!
I'm John Lawrence in the place to be.
A two-pints to Sam Adams, [C] but I'm working on three.
[G] Those redcoats don't want it with me, cause I will pop, chicka-plop these cops till I'm free.
Eh oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette.
Salin, salin, sauvé, revolutionary set.
[C] I came from afar just to say bonsoir to the [G] king.
C'est toi who is the best.
C'est moi.
Rah, rah, I am Hercules Mulligan, uppin' it, lovin' it.
Yes, I heard your mother said, cop again.
Lock up your daughters and horses.
Of course, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets.
No more sex.
Pour me another brew, son.
Let's raise a couple more to the [C] revolution.
Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton [G] College, Aaron Burr.
Give us a verse, drop some knowledge.
Good luck with that, you're taking a stand.
You spit, I'mma sit.
We'll see where we land.
Bro, the revolution's imminent.
What are you stalled for?
If you [Cm] stand for nothing, Burr, what'll you fall for?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who is [D] this gay and [N] pussy
Key:
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Am] _
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ 1776, [Am] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
New York [C] City.
Pardon me, are [A] you Aaron Burr, sir?
[E] That depends, who's asking?
Oh, sure.
Sir, [C] I'm Alexander Hamilton.
[A] I'm at your service, sir.
[B] I have been looking for you.
I'm getting nervous.
Sir, [C] I heard your name at Princeton.
I [A] was seeking an accelerated [E] course of study when I got sort of out of sorts with a [C] buddy of yours.
I may have punched [A] him.
It's a blur.
Sir, he [E] handles the financials.
You punched the Burr, sir.
[C] Yes, I wanted to do what you [Am] did graduating too and join [Em] the revolution.
He [E] looked at me like I was stupid.
I'm [C] not stupid.
So how'd you do it?
[Am]
How'd you graduate so fast?
It was [C] my parents' dying wish before they passed.
You're an orphan.
Of course, [Am]
I'm an orphan.
God, I wish [Em] there was a war, then we could prove that we're [F] worth more than anyone [C] bargained for.
Can I buy [Am] you a drink?
That would [Em] be nice.
While we're talking, let me offer you some free [C] advice.
_ [A] Talk less.
_ [E] _ _ Smile _ more.
_ [C] _ _ Don't let [A] them know what [B] you're against or what you're for.
[C] _ _ You [Am] can't be serious.
_ [Em] You wanna get ahead.
Yes.
[C] _ Fools who run [Am] their mouths off [Em] wind up [E] dead.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, [C] what time is it?
[Am] _
Showtime!
[Em] Like I said.
Showtime, showtime, [G] yo!
I'm John Lawrence in the place to be.
A two-pints to Sam Adams, [C] but I'm working on three.
[G] _ Those redcoats don't want it with me, cause I will pop, chicka-plop these cops till I'm free.
Eh oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette.
Salin, salin, sauvé, revolutionary set.
[C] I came from afar just to say bonsoir to the [G] king.
C'est toi who is the best.
C'est moi.
Rah, rah, I am Hercules Mulligan, uppin' it, lovin' it.
Yes, I heard your mother said, cop again.
Lock up your daughters and horses.
Of course, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets.
No more sex.
Pour me another brew, son.
Let's raise a couple more to the _ [C] revolution.
Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton [G] College, Aaron Burr.
Give us a verse, drop some knowledge.
Good luck with that, you're taking a stand.
You spit, I'mma sit.
We'll see where we land.
Bro, the _ revolution's imminent.
What are you stalled for?
If you [Cm] stand for nothing, Burr, what'll you fall for?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who is [D] this gay and [N] pussy
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ 1776, [Am] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
New York [C] City.
Pardon me, are [A] you Aaron Burr, sir?
[E] That depends, who's asking?
Oh, sure.
Sir, [C] I'm Alexander Hamilton.
[A] I'm at your service, sir.
[B] I have been looking for you.
I'm getting nervous.
Sir, [C] I heard your name at Princeton.
I [A] was seeking an accelerated [E] course of study when I got sort of out of sorts with a [C] buddy of yours.
I may have punched [A] him.
It's a blur.
Sir, he [E] handles the financials.
You punched the Burr, sir.
[C] Yes, I wanted to do what you [Am] did graduating too and join [Em] the revolution.
He [E] looked at me like I was stupid.
I'm [C] not stupid.
So how'd you do it?
[Am]
How'd you graduate so fast?
It was [C] my parents' dying wish before they passed.
You're an orphan.
Of course, [Am]
I'm an orphan.
God, I wish [Em] there was a war, then we could prove that we're [F] worth more than anyone [C] bargained for.
Can I buy [Am] you a drink?
That would [Em] be nice.
While we're talking, let me offer you some free [C] advice.
_ [A] Talk less.
_ [E] _ _ Smile _ more.
_ [C] _ _ Don't let [A] them know what [B] you're against or what you're for.
[C] _ _ You [Am] can't be serious.
_ [Em] You wanna get ahead.
Yes.
[C] _ Fools who run [Am] their mouths off [Em] wind up [E] dead.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, [C] what time is it?
[Am] _
Showtime!
[Em] Like I said.
Showtime, showtime, [G] yo!
I'm John Lawrence in the place to be.
A two-pints to Sam Adams, [C] but I'm working on three.
[G] _ Those redcoats don't want it with me, cause I will pop, chicka-plop these cops till I'm free.
Eh oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette.
Salin, salin, sauvé, revolutionary set.
[C] I came from afar just to say bonsoir to the [G] king.
C'est toi who is the best.
C'est moi.
Rah, rah, I am Hercules Mulligan, uppin' it, lovin' it.
Yes, I heard your mother said, cop again.
Lock up your daughters and horses.
Of course, it's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets.
No more sex.
Pour me another brew, son.
Let's raise a couple more to the _ [C] revolution.
Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton [G] College, Aaron Burr.
Give us a verse, drop some knowledge.
Good luck with that, you're taking a stand.
You spit, I'mma sit.
We'll see where we land.
Bro, the _ revolution's imminent.
What are you stalled for?
If you [Cm] stand for nothing, Burr, what'll you fall for?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who is [D] this gay and [N] pussy