Chords for Mac Lethal - "Turning Into My Father" - Official Video
Tempo:
96.1 bpm
Chords used:
E
Eb
Abm
Db
Dbm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [Eb]
[Db]
[E] [Eb]
Knock knock, [Abm] open up.
[Db]
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
XXXTentacion?
Fun.
No, no, you're not in trouble.
Relax, I [Abm] just want to have a [Dbm] conversation with you, cause you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call, and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall.
Then his lyrics, he sounds like a psycho that's [Dbm] depressive.
Why's there so much anger and violence in his [E] message?
I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't like that.
You had [Abm] to be a poet with talent [Db] in order to write [E] raps.
I just googled this kid on my phone to read [Eb] about him.
My god, I'm reading lots of scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women?
And how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool and you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Smarten up, find therapy in [Eb] music.
It's even better if your parents can approve it.
Trust me, I didn't have a [Abm] dad that was cool enough to [Dbm] tell me when my music was back.
Wait, [E] wait, dad, stop!
My favorite rapper died today.
[Eb] You don't need to preach to me, man.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile and [Abm] queer.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think I'm depressed and I'm dark.
I get it.
You think it sucks.
You hate the [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please.
[Eb] Please.
My music was, [Abm] you [Db]
[E] know, see this XXXTentacion guy, we [Eb] didn't have, we had like Tupac and
actual talented, you know, people with perspective and [Abm] poets and stuff like that.
[Db]
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
Tupac Shakur?
Okay, that's fun.
No, no, relax.
You're not in trouble.
I just [Abm] want to have a conversation [Db] with you right now because you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall and his lyrics.
He sounds like a psycho that's [Abm] depressive.
Why is there so [Dbm] much anger and violence in his message?
[E] I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't stupid.
You [Abm] had to be a talented [Dbm] artist if you wanted to make [E] music.
I just opened the newspaper to read [Eb] about him.
My God, I'm reading all these scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women and how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool, then you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Man, try to find therapy in [Eb] music and maybe I could play you what your parents used to groove with.
Johnny Cash didn't sing about [Abm] killing.
He didn't care [Db] about doing drugs and screwing [E] women.
Wait, dad, stop.
My favorite rapper died [Eb] today.
You don't need to preach to me now.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile.
It's [Abm] clear.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think that I'm depressed and dark.
I get it.
You don't understand rap [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please!
[Eb] [Abm] [Db]
[E] [Eb]
[Abm] [Db]
[E] [Eb]
[Db]
[E] [Eb] [N]
[Db]
[E] [Eb]
Knock knock, [Abm] open up.
[Db]
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
XXXTentacion?
Fun.
No, no, you're not in trouble.
Relax, I [Abm] just want to have a [Dbm] conversation with you, cause you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call, and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall.
Then his lyrics, he sounds like a psycho that's [Dbm] depressive.
Why's there so much anger and violence in his [E] message?
I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't like that.
You had [Abm] to be a poet with talent [Db] in order to write [E] raps.
I just googled this kid on my phone to read [Eb] about him.
My god, I'm reading lots of scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women?
And how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool and you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Smarten up, find therapy in [Eb] music.
It's even better if your parents can approve it.
Trust me, I didn't have a [Abm] dad that was cool enough to [Dbm] tell me when my music was back.
Wait, [E] wait, dad, stop!
My favorite rapper died today.
[Eb] You don't need to preach to me, man.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile and [Abm] queer.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think I'm depressed and I'm dark.
I get it.
You think it sucks.
You hate the [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please.
[Eb] Please.
My music was, [Abm] you [Db]
[E] know, see this XXXTentacion guy, we [Eb] didn't have, we had like Tupac and
actual talented, you know, people with perspective and [Abm] poets and stuff like that.
[Db]
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
Tupac Shakur?
Okay, that's fun.
No, no, relax.
You're not in trouble.
I just [Abm] want to have a conversation [Db] with you right now because you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall and his lyrics.
He sounds like a psycho that's [Abm] depressive.
Why is there so [Dbm] much anger and violence in his message?
[E] I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't stupid.
You [Abm] had to be a talented [Dbm] artist if you wanted to make [E] music.
I just opened the newspaper to read [Eb] about him.
My God, I'm reading all these scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women and how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool, then you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Man, try to find therapy in [Eb] music and maybe I could play you what your parents used to groove with.
Johnny Cash didn't sing about [Abm] killing.
He didn't care [Db] about doing drugs and screwing [E] women.
Wait, dad, stop.
My favorite rapper died [Eb] today.
You don't need to preach to me now.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile.
It's [Abm] clear.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think that I'm depressed and dark.
I get it.
You don't understand rap [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please!
[Eb] [Abm] [Db]
[E] [Eb]
[Abm] [Db]
[E] [Eb]
[Db]
[E] [Eb] [N]
Key:
E
Eb
Abm
Db
Dbm
E
Eb
Abm
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Knock knock, [Abm] open up.
[Db] _
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
XXXTentacion?
Fun.
No, no, you're not in trouble.
Relax, I [Abm] just want to have a [Dbm] conversation with you, cause you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call, and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall.
Then his lyrics, he sounds like a psycho that's [Dbm] depressive.
Why's there so much anger and violence in his [E] message?
I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't like that.
You had [Abm] to be a poet with talent [Db] in order to write [E] raps.
I just googled this kid on my phone to read [Eb] about him.
My god, I'm reading lots of scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women?
And how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool and you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Smarten up, find therapy in [Eb] music.
It's even better if your parents can approve it.
Trust me, I didn't have a [Abm] dad that was cool enough to [Dbm] tell me when my music was back.
Wait, [E] wait, dad, stop!
My favorite rapper died today.
[Eb] You don't need to preach to me, man.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile and [Abm] queer.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think I'm depressed and I'm dark.
I get it.
You think it sucks.
You hate the [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please.
_ _ [Eb] Please. _ _ _
_ My music was, [Abm] you _ [Db] _
[E] know, see this XXXTentacion guy, we [Eb] didn't have, we had like Tupac and
actual talented, you know, people with perspective and [Abm] poets and stuff like that.
[Db] _
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
Tupac Shakur?
Okay, that's fun.
No, no, relax.
You're not in trouble.
I just [Abm] want to have a conversation [Db] with you right now because you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall and his lyrics.
He sounds like a psycho that's [Abm] depressive.
Why is there so [Dbm] much anger and violence in his message?
[E] I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't stupid.
You [Abm] had to be a talented [Dbm] artist if you wanted to make [E] music.
I just opened the newspaper to read [Eb] about him.
My God, I'm reading all these scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women and how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool, then you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Man, try to find therapy in [Eb] music and maybe I could play you what your parents used to groove with.
Johnny Cash didn't sing about [Abm] killing.
He didn't care [Db] about doing drugs and screwing [E] women.
Wait, dad, stop.
My favorite rapper died [Eb] today.
You don't need to preach to me now.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile.
It's [Abm] clear.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think that I'm depressed and dark.
I get it.
You don't understand rap [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please!
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _ [Db] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _ [Db] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Knock knock, [Abm] open up.
[Db] _
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
XXXTentacion?
Fun.
No, no, you're not in trouble.
Relax, I [Abm] just want to have a [Dbm] conversation with you, cause you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call, and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall.
Then his lyrics, he sounds like a psycho that's [Dbm] depressive.
Why's there so much anger and violence in his [E] message?
I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't like that.
You had [Abm] to be a poet with talent [Db] in order to write [E] raps.
I just googled this kid on my phone to read [Eb] about him.
My god, I'm reading lots of scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women?
And how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool and you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Smarten up, find therapy in [Eb] music.
It's even better if your parents can approve it.
Trust me, I didn't have a [Abm] dad that was cool enough to [Dbm] tell me when my music was back.
Wait, [E] wait, dad, stop!
My favorite rapper died today.
[Eb] You don't need to preach to me, man.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile and [Abm] queer.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think I'm depressed and I'm dark.
I get it.
You think it sucks.
You hate the [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please.
_ _ [Eb] Please. _ _ _
_ My music was, [Abm] you _ [Db] _
[E] know, see this XXXTentacion guy, we [Eb] didn't have, we had like Tupac and
actual talented, you know, people with perspective and [Abm] poets and stuff like that.
[Db] _
[E] What's this music that you're listening to?
What's the [Eb] name of it?
Tupac Shakur?
Okay, that's fun.
No, no, relax.
You're not in trouble.
I just [Abm] want to have a conversation [Db] with you right now because you're my [E] son.
For the last hour I was in my room making [Eb] a call and I could hear this loud ass bass
shaking the wall and his lyrics.
He sounds like a psycho that's [Abm] depressive.
Why is there so [Dbm] much anger and violence in his message?
[E] I just don't understand people your [Eb] age.
All you care about is sex and drugs and pure rage.
My generation wasn't stupid.
You [Abm] had to be a talented [Dbm] artist if you wanted to make [E] music.
I just opened the newspaper to read [Eb] about him.
My God, I'm reading all these scary things about him.
Have you read about the terrible things he does to [Abm] women and how he had to [Db] do time in prison?
[E] Listen, I understand that you want to be [Eb] cool, then you don't want to be the dork when you
walk around school, but listening to him is a terrible [Abm] influence.
And when I was [Db] your age, I swear I wouldn't [E] do it.
Man, try to find therapy in [Eb] music and maybe I could play you what your parents used to groove with.
Johnny Cash didn't sing about [Abm] killing.
He didn't care [Db] about doing drugs and screwing [E] women.
Wait, dad, stop.
My favorite rapper died [Eb] today.
You don't need to preach to me now.
I'm okay.
I get it.
You think that I'm hostile.
It's [Abm] clear.
I get it.
You [Db] think that my culture is [E] weird.
I get it.
You think that my music isn't [Eb] smart.
I get it.
You think that I'm depressed and dark.
I get it.
You don't understand rap [Abm] beats.
Now let me listen [Db] to it in peace.
[E] Please!
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _ [Db] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _ [Db] _ _
[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
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[E] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [N] _ _