Chords for Jack Cochrane(The Snuts) - Six old things
Tempo:
95.35 bpm
Chords used:
G
Em
C
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
I said you controlled us, [Em] won't need to [C] break us down
[G] You've caged us, [Em] in boxes [C] that you've built [G] around
These times are late to keep us [Em] dry, you think to keep us down
These are [G] just six old things I've no [Em] chance about us
[G] [Em]
[C] [G] [Em]
[C] [G] I've come there as a child [Em] who's living down [C] the road
And [G] I'm old enough to know, and [Em] he's growing up to [C] know
[G] That his father is a scumbag guy, [Em] his mother [C] well
She does [G] not need a body's health, [Em] he's bringing [C] up [G] himself
[Em]
[C] [G] Teenage boys are [Em] talking with their fists and [C] taking [G] lies
Drinking wine, another [Em]
generation of this [C] guy, [G] a wasting child
[Em] Child [C] [G]
[Em] [C] [G] and teenage girls are [Em] in prison [C] with [G] everything but their personality
[Em] And as the breeze evolves and [G] leaves, an innocence in what it [Em] seems, in what it used to [C] [G] be
[Em] [C] [G] And there is a green and [Em] blue divide, and yes there's hate [G] on either side
There is hurt, [Em] there are bigger [C] sins in my [G] eyes
There's not just for [Em] children, for any [C] mental child
[G] I have to change their minds, [Em] I have to change [C] my [G] mind
[Em]
[C] And [G] there's a doping, [Em] and it's a father by [C] me
I can [G] see him sinking slowly, [Em] he'll [C] reassail and see [G] the TV
And [Em] as the touchscreen [C] generation, [G] the technological nation
[Em] What happens [C] to the ladies in [G] the [Em] league?
[C] [G] The pensioners are terrified [Em] of dogs with boots [C] and youths with knives
[G] She can't sleep at night, [Em] she detects if they [C] have locked the door
[G] To six or seven childs, how [Em] much I know, but this is so to [G] reward
To [Em]
[C] reward
And
[Em] it seems to me like [G] it's survival of the fittest
[D] Every man for himself, and [C] what's so great about [Em] being British?
Show me [G] a way that I [D] could change all [G] [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
So be a way, show [G] me a way that [D] I could change all [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
I said you controlled us, [Em] won't need to [C] break us down
[G] You've caged us, [Em] in boxes [C] that you've built [G] around
These times are late to keep us [Em] dry, you think to keep us down
These are [G] just six old things I've no [Em] chance about us
[G] [Em]
[C] [G] [Em]
[C] [G] I've come there as a child [Em] who's living down [C] the road
And [G] I'm old enough to know, and [Em] he's growing up to [C] know
[G] That his father is a scumbag guy, [Em] his mother [C] well
She does [G] not need a body's health, [Em] he's bringing [C] up [G] himself
[Em]
[C] [G] Teenage boys are [Em] talking with their fists and [C] taking [G] lies
Drinking wine, another [Em]
generation of this [C] guy, [G] a wasting child
[Em] Child [C] [G]
[Em] [C] [G] and teenage girls are [Em] in prison [C] with [G] everything but their personality
[Em] And as the breeze evolves and [G] leaves, an innocence in what it [Em] seems, in what it used to [C] [G] be
[Em] [C] [G] And there is a green and [Em] blue divide, and yes there's hate [G] on either side
There is hurt, [Em] there are bigger [C] sins in my [G] eyes
There's not just for [Em] children, for any [C] mental child
[G] I have to change their minds, [Em] I have to change [C] my [G] mind
[Em]
[C] And [G] there's a doping, [Em] and it's a father by [C] me
I can [G] see him sinking slowly, [Em] he'll [C] reassail and see [G] the TV
And [Em] as the touchscreen [C] generation, [G] the technological nation
[Em] What happens [C] to the ladies in [G] the [Em] league?
[C] [G] The pensioners are terrified [Em] of dogs with boots [C] and youths with knives
[G] She can't sleep at night, [Em] she detects if they [C] have locked the door
[G] To six or seven childs, how [Em] much I know, but this is so to [G] reward
To [Em]
[C] reward
And
[Em] it seems to me like [G] it's survival of the fittest
[D] Every man for himself, and [C] what's so great about [Em] being British?
Show me [G] a way that I [D] could change all [G] [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
So be a way, show [G] me a way that [D] I could change all [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
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_ _ _ _ _ I said you controlled us, [Em] won't need to [C] break us down
[G] You've caged us, [Em] in boxes [C] that you've built [G] around
These times are late to keep us [Em] dry, you think to keep us down
These are [G] just six old things I've no [Em] chance about _ us
[G] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ I've come there as a child [Em] who's living down [C] the road
And [G] I'm old enough to know, and [Em] he's growing up to [C] know
[G] That his father is a scumbag guy, [Em] his mother [C] well
She does [G] not need a body's health, [Em] he's bringing [C] up [G] himself
_ _ _ [Em] _
_ [C] _ _ [G] _ Teenage boys are [Em] talking with their fists and [C] taking [G] lies
Drinking wine, another [Em]
generation of this [C] guy, [G] a wasting _ child _
[Em] Child [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] and teenage girls are [Em] in prison [C] with [G] everything but their personality
[Em] And as the breeze evolves and [G] leaves, an innocence in what it [Em] seems, in what it used to [C] [G] be _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] And there is a green and [Em] blue divide, and yes there's hate [G] on either side
There is hurt, [Em] there are bigger [C] sins in my [G] eyes
There's not just for [Em] children, for any [C] mental child
[G] I have to change their minds, [Em] I have to change [C] my [G] mind
_ _ _ [Em] _
_ [C] And [G] there's a doping, _ [Em] and it's a father by [C] me
I can [G] see him sinking slowly, [Em] he'll [C] reassail and see [G] the TV
And [Em] as the touchscreen [C] generation, [G] the technological nation
[Em] What happens [C] to the ladies in [G] the _ _ [Em] league?
_ [C] _ _ [G] The pensioners are terrified [Em] of dogs with boots [C] and youths with knives
[G] She can't sleep at night, [Em] she detects if they [C] have locked the door
[G] To six or seven childs, how [Em] much I know, but this is so to [G] reward
To [Em] _
[C] reward
_ _ And _ _
_ _ _ [Em] it seems to me like [G] it's survival of the fittest
[D] Every man for himself, and [C] what's so great about [Em] being British?
_ Show me [G] a way _ that I [D] could change all [G] [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
So be a way, show [G] me a way that [D] I could change all [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I said you controlled us, [Em] won't need to [C] break us down
[G] You've caged us, [Em] in boxes [C] that you've built [G] around
These times are late to keep us [Em] dry, you think to keep us down
These are [G] just six old things I've no [Em] chance about _ us
[G] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ I've come there as a child [Em] who's living down [C] the road
And [G] I'm old enough to know, and [Em] he's growing up to [C] know
[G] That his father is a scumbag guy, [Em] his mother [C] well
She does [G] not need a body's health, [Em] he's bringing [C] up [G] himself
_ _ _ [Em] _
_ [C] _ _ [G] _ Teenage boys are [Em] talking with their fists and [C] taking [G] lies
Drinking wine, another [Em]
generation of this [C] guy, [G] a wasting _ child _
[Em] Child [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] and teenage girls are [Em] in prison [C] with [G] everything but their personality
[Em] And as the breeze evolves and [G] leaves, an innocence in what it [Em] seems, in what it used to [C] [G] be _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] And there is a green and [Em] blue divide, and yes there's hate [G] on either side
There is hurt, [Em] there are bigger [C] sins in my [G] eyes
There's not just for [Em] children, for any [C] mental child
[G] I have to change their minds, [Em] I have to change [C] my [G] mind
_ _ _ [Em] _
_ [C] And [G] there's a doping, _ [Em] and it's a father by [C] me
I can [G] see him sinking slowly, [Em] he'll [C] reassail and see [G] the TV
And [Em] as the touchscreen [C] generation, [G] the technological nation
[Em] What happens [C] to the ladies in [G] the _ _ [Em] league?
_ [C] _ _ [G] The pensioners are terrified [Em] of dogs with boots [C] and youths with knives
[G] She can't sleep at night, [Em] she detects if they [C] have locked the door
[G] To six or seven childs, how [Em] much I know, but this is so to [G] reward
To [Em] _
[C] reward
_ _ And _ _
_ _ _ [Em] it seems to me like [G] it's survival of the fittest
[D] Every man for himself, and [C] what's so great about [Em] being British?
_ Show me [G] a way _ that I [D] could change all [G] [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day
So be a way, show [G] me a way that [D] I could change all [C] these six old things I'm seeing every [E] day _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _