American Teenager chords by Ethel Cain
Guitar chords with lyrics
🎸 Intro:
E A E
E A B A
🎸 Verse 1:
E A
Grew up under yellow light on the street
B
Putting too much faith in the make-believe
A
And another high school football team
E
The neighbor's brother came home in a box
A B
But he wanted to go, so maybe it was his fault
A
Another red heart taken by the American dream
🎸 Pre-Chorus:
A C#m
And I feel it there
In the middle of the night
B A
When the lights go out and I'm all alone again
🎸 Chorus:
E
Say what you want, but say it like you mean it
A
With your fists for once, a long cold war
B
With your kids at the front
C#m A
Just give it one more day, then you'r? done
done
E
I do what I want, crying in the bl achers
A
And I said it was fun
B A
I don't need anything from anyone, it's just not my year
E
But I'm all good out here
🎸 Verse 2:
E
Sunday morning
A
Hands over my knees in a room full of faces
B
I'm sorry if I sound off, but I was probably wasted
A
And didn't feel so good
E
Head full of whiskey but I always deliver
A
Jesus, if you're listening let me handle my liquor
B A
And Jesus, if you're there, why do I feel alone in this room with you?
🎸 Pre-Chorus:
A C#m
And I feel it there
In the middle of the night
B
When the lights go out
A
But I'm still standing here
🎸 Chorus:
E
Say what you want, but say it like you mean it
A
With your fists for once, a long cold war
B
With your kids at the front
C#m A
Just give it one more day, then you'r? done
Done
E
I do what I want, crying in the bl achers
A
And I said it was fun
B A
I don't need anything from anyone, it's just not my year
E
But I'm all good out here
🎸 Chorus:
E
Say what you want, but say it like you mean it
A
With your fists for once, a long cold war
B
With your kids at the front
C#m A
Just give it one more day, then you'r? done
E
I do it for my daddy and I do it for Dale
A
I'm doing what I want and ****
I'm doing it well
B
For me, for me
A
For me, for me
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