Run-Down Neighborhood Chords by Lindi Ortega
Tempo:
95.85 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hey, you can have some of my weed [A] if I smoke your cigarette.
I might be running [D] low, but I ain't out just yet.
I'll be Tweedle-D [A] if you be Tweedle-Dum.
You can drink all of my whiskey, [D] baby, and I will drink all of your rum.
We [G] might be bad for each other, but man, it's so, so good.
We [A] lean on one another in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down neighborhood.
[D] I'll give you my last dollar [A] if you give me your last dime.
We ain't got much, nothing to do, [D] but we sure got plenty of time.
You can have the shirt right off my [A] back, got it in your shoes.
I don't need no high-class [D] friends with no class friends like you.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another [D] in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
[G]
[A] [D]
[A] [D]
We hit that 7-Eleven, [A] hang out in the parking lot,
and feel like we're in heaven [D] with all that we ain't got.
And they might say we're losers, [A] but they don't understand.
All of them accusers [D] wish they could be [E] us, man.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another in [D] this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
I might be running [D] low, but I ain't out just yet.
I'll be Tweedle-D [A] if you be Tweedle-Dum.
You can drink all of my whiskey, [D] baby, and I will drink all of your rum.
We [G] might be bad for each other, but man, it's so, so good.
We [A] lean on one another in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down neighborhood.
[D] I'll give you my last dollar [A] if you give me your last dime.
We ain't got much, nothing to do, [D] but we sure got plenty of time.
You can have the shirt right off my [A] back, got it in your shoes.
I don't need no high-class [D] friends with no class friends like you.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another [D] in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
[G]
[A] [D]
[A] [D]
We hit that 7-Eleven, [A] hang out in the parking lot,
and feel like we're in heaven [D] with all that we ain't got.
And they might say we're losers, [A] but they don't understand.
All of them accusers [D] wish they could be [E] us, man.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another in [D] this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
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Hey, you can have some of my weed [A] if I smoke your cigarette.
_ I might be running [D] low, but I ain't out just yet.
I'll be Tweedle-D [A] if you be Tweedle-Dum.
You can drink all of my whiskey, [D] baby, and I will drink all of your rum.
We [G] might be bad for each other, but man, it's so, so good.
We [A] lean on one another in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down neighborhood.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ I'll give you my last dollar [A] if you give me your last dime.
We ain't got much, nothing to do, [D] but we sure got plenty of time.
You can have the shirt right off my [A] back, got it in your shoes.
I don't need no high-class [D] friends with no class friends like you.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another [D] in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood. _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ We hit that 7-Eleven, [A] hang out in the parking lot,
and feel like we're in heaven [D] with all that we ain't got.
And they might say we're losers, [A] but they don't understand. _
All of them accusers [D] wish they could be [E] us, man.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another in [D] this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
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Hey, you can have some of my weed [A] if I smoke your cigarette.
_ I might be running [D] low, but I ain't out just yet.
I'll be Tweedle-D [A] if you be Tweedle-Dum.
You can drink all of my whiskey, [D] baby, and I will drink all of your rum.
We [G] might be bad for each other, but man, it's so, so good.
We [A] lean on one another in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down neighborhood.
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ I'll give you my last dollar [A] if you give me your last dime.
We ain't got much, nothing to do, [D] but we sure got plenty of time.
You can have the shirt right off my [A] back, got it in your shoes.
I don't need no high-class [D] friends with no class friends like you.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another [D] in this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
[A] We get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood. _
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ We hit that 7-Eleven, [A] hang out in the parking lot,
and feel like we're in heaven [D] with all that we ain't got.
And they might say we're losers, [A] but they don't understand. _
All of them accusers [D] wish they could be [E] us, man.
We might [G] be bad for each other, [D] but man, it's so, so good.
[A] We lean on one another in [D] this run-down neighborhood.
Maybe [G] we're both a little messed up, [D] but that's just understood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
We [A] get messed up together in this run-down [D] neighborhood.
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