Darren Murphy - The Big Douche Baggy Mountains
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C
One evening as the sun went down
G C
And the party crowd was stirring,
C
Down the street came a teenager strutting,
G C
And he said, "Folks, I'm not learning
F/C C F/C C
I'm headed for a place that's far away
F/C C G
Where my ego knows no boundaries
C
So come with me, we'll go and see
G C
The Big Douche Baggy Mountains
[Verse 1]
C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains,
F/C C
There's a land that's loud and bright,
F/C C
Where the whining grows on bushes
F/C G
And you pitch a fit every night
C
Where the attitudes are endless
F/C C
And the sun fuels our vanity
F/C C
On the bros and the foes
F/C C
And the arrogance that grows
F/C C
The complaints that spring
F/C C
Where the know-it-alls cling
G C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains
[Verse 2]
C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains,
F/C C
You never heed advice,
F/C C
And the little streams of mockery
F/C G
Come flowing without price.
C
The humble folks just shake their heads,
F/C C
And the wise ones turn away,
F/C C
There's a pool of pride,
F/C C
And of snark, beside,
F/C C
You can swim all through it,
F/C C
In a boastful glide,
G C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains.
[Verse 3]
C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains,
F/C C
You never lend a hand,
F/C C
And the little streams of self-importance
F/C G
Keep flowing through the land.
C
The good folks try to teach you,
F/C C
But their words just fall on stone,
F/C C
There's a sea of scorn,
F/C C
And of judgment, worn,
F/C C
You can surf right through it,
F/C C
Feeling all alone,
G C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains.
[Verse 4]
C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains,
F/C C
The rules are made to bend,
F/C C
And you can dodge responsibility,
F/C G
As if it's just a trend.
C
There ain't no need for manners,
F/C C
No kindness, grace, or tact,
F/C C
I'ma stayin' here,
F/C C
Where I'll never fear,
F/C C
Where they praise the dude,
F/C C
Who's always rude,
G C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains.
F/C C F/C C
I'll see you all, still standing tall,
G C
In the Big Douche Baggy Mountains.
How to play Darren Murphy - The Big Douche Baggy Mountains
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.