Try This At Home - Frank Turner (Official Video) Chords
Tempo:
134.25 bpm
Chords used:
C
D
G
Em
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] Good, right, ready?
[N]
Ready?
[G]
Let's inherit the earth, as no one else [C] is taking it.
Come [G] on, do your worst, but for the [D] moment's past.
In [G] bedrooms across England and all [C] the Western world, there's posters [G] and there's magazines, but music is an [D] art.
[C] Cos we write love songs at sea, [G] and we do politics [D] in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends in [Em] my own.
[D] [C] So tear down the [G] stars now and take [D] up your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [G] this at home.
Let's stop waiting around, for someone [C] to patronise us and tell her [G] how to sound.
Cos speaks to [D] where we've been, forget [G] about the haircuts, the stupid skinny [C] tees, the stampede [G] and the irony of the media [D] bed scenes.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try this at home.
Because [Em] the only [D] thing that punk [C] rock should ever [G] really need, [Am] is us sitting [G] round and waiting [C] for the lights to [D] go green.
[Em] And not thinking [D] that's your purpose, [C] you're still on [G] Barnet's date.
[Am] If you're us, I'm [G] f***ing different then, [C] who cares what you have [D] to say.
Because [Am] there's no such thing as rock stars, there's [D] just people who play music.
[C] And some of [Bm] them are just like [G] us, and some of them are
[A] So quick turn off your stereo, [D] pick up that pen and paper.
[C] Yeah you could do much better than some skinny half English [D] country singer.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [C] this at [G] home.
[N]
[N]
Ready?
[G]
Let's inherit the earth, as no one else [C] is taking it.
Come [G] on, do your worst, but for the [D] moment's past.
In [G] bedrooms across England and all [C] the Western world, there's posters [G] and there's magazines, but music is an [D] art.
[C] Cos we write love songs at sea, [G] and we do politics [D] in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends in [Em] my own.
[D] [C] So tear down the [G] stars now and take [D] up your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [G] this at home.
Let's stop waiting around, for someone [C] to patronise us and tell her [G] how to sound.
Cos speaks to [D] where we've been, forget [G] about the haircuts, the stupid skinny [C] tees, the stampede [G] and the irony of the media [D] bed scenes.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try this at home.
Because [Em] the only [D] thing that punk [C] rock should ever [G] really need, [Am] is us sitting [G] round and waiting [C] for the lights to [D] go green.
[Em] And not thinking [D] that's your purpose, [C] you're still on [G] Barnet's date.
[Am] If you're us, I'm [G] f***ing different then, [C] who cares what you have [D] to say.
Because [Am] there's no such thing as rock stars, there's [D] just people who play music.
[C] And some of [Bm] them are just like [G] us, and some of them are
[A] So quick turn off your stereo, [D] pick up that pen and paper.
[C] Yeah you could do much better than some skinny half English [D] country singer.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [C] this at [G] home.
[N]
Key:
C
D
G
Em
Am
C
D
G
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] Good, right, ready?
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ Ready? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Let's inherit the earth, as no one else [C] is taking it.
Come [G] on, do your worst, but for the [D] moment's past.
In [G] bedrooms across England and all [C] the Western world, there's posters [G] and there's magazines, but music is an [D] art.
_ [C] Cos we write love songs at sea, [G] and we do politics [D] in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends in [Em] my own.
[D] [C] So tear down the [G] stars now and take [D] up your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [G] this at home.
Let's stop waiting around, for someone [C] to patronise us and tell her [G] how to sound.
Cos speaks to [D] where we've been, forget [G] about the haircuts, the stupid skinny [C] tees, the stampede [G] and the irony of the media [D] bed scenes.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try this at home. _ _ _ _
Because [Em] the only [D] thing that punk [C] rock should ever [G] really need, [Am] is us sitting [G] round and waiting [C] for the lights to [D] go green.
[Em] And not thinking [D] that's your purpose, [C] you're still on [G] Barnet's date.
[Am] If you're us, I'm [G] f***ing different then, [C] who cares what you have [D] to say.
Because [Am] there's no such thing as rock stars, there's [D] just people who play music.
[C] And some of [Bm] them are just like [G] us, and some of them are_
[A] So quick turn off your stereo, [D] pick up that pen and paper.
[C] Yeah you could do much better than some skinny half English [D] country singer.
_ _ _ Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [C] this at [G] _ home. _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ Ready? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Let's inherit the earth, as no one else [C] is taking it.
Come [G] on, do your worst, but for the [D] moment's past.
In [G] bedrooms across England and all [C] the Western world, there's posters [G] and there's magazines, but music is an [D] art.
_ [C] Cos we write love songs at sea, [G] and we do politics [D] in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends in [Em] my own.
[D] [C] So tear down the [G] stars now and take [D] up your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [G] this at home.
Let's stop waiting around, for someone [C] to patronise us and tell her [G] how to sound.
Cos speaks to [D] where we've been, forget [G] about the haircuts, the stupid skinny [C] tees, the stampede [G] and the irony of the media [D] bed scenes.
Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try this at home. _ _ _ _
Because [Em] the only [D] thing that punk [C] rock should ever [G] really need, [Am] is us sitting [G] round and waiting [C] for the lights to [D] go green.
[Em] And not thinking [D] that's your purpose, [C] you're still on [G] Barnet's date.
[Am] If you're us, I'm [G] f***ing different then, [C] who cares what you have [D] to say.
Because [Am] there's no such thing as rock stars, there's [D] just people who play music.
[C] And some of [Bm] them are just like [G] us, and some of them are_
[A] So quick turn off your stereo, [D] pick up that pen and paper.
[C] Yeah you could do much better than some skinny half English [D] country singer.
_ _ _ Cos [C] we write love songs at sea, and [G] we do [D] politics in G.
[C] We sing songs about our friends [Em] in my [D] own.
[C] So tear down the stars [G] now and take up [D] your guitars, [C] and come on [D] folks and try [C] this at [G] _ home. _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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