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Making Punk A Threat Again Again

Bread And Roses
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D-DU-UDU
 Every Friday night  in every town
 the walls  come crashing down
 and the man  falls to  his knees.
 And, when  the breakdowns hit
 the kids  will go apeshit
 and tear  down society.
 The singer's  on the stage
 with the spotlight  on his rage
 as we wave  our timecards  in the air.
 For one  man's rebel rock  is another's  punching clock
 the world  is just pretending,
 the world  is just pretending
 the world  is just pretending to  be scared.
Yesterday's taboos  were cashing checks  for you-know-who
 and there's GG  Allin t-shirts  in the mall.
 But, we're so scared  of losing face
 in this faster,  louder race,
sometime's  it's easier  to just play ball.
 So, up there  in garageland
 a hundred million  garage bands
 spend a hundred  million hours  in the lab.
 Something old,  something new,  but the same  old 'fuck you.'
 Breakdown/Chorus
 (At first, just play fairly soft w/o strumming for first time playing this part of
 the song. After first play through, just put more energy into it- strumming,
 played faster; it's punk, do it how you want.)
We  played it louder,  but they laughed  at us.
We  played it faster,  but they were only  acting scared.
We  raised our  voices to the heavens  in disgust.
We  put our souls  through hell just to find  them laughing there.
 (After second play-through)
 We played it louder, but they laughed at us. (So, what do we do now?)
 We played it faster, but they were only acting scared. (So, what do we do now?)
 We raised our voices to the heavens in disgust (So, what do we do now?)
 We put our souls through hell just to find them laughing there. (So, what do we do now?)
 So what do we do now?
 (play however many times to end the song.)

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Readable chord sheet for Making Punk A Threat Again Again by Bread And Roses

[A]      [E]      [B]      [D]


Every Friday [A]night in every [E]town
the [B]walls come crashing [D]down
and the [A]man falls [E]to his [B]knees.
And, [A]when the breakdowns [E]hit
the [B]kids will go ape[D]shit
and [A]tear down [E]society[A].

The [A]singer's on the [E]stage
with the [B]spotlight on his [D]rage
as we [A]wave our [E]timecards in the [A]air.
For [A]one man's rebel [E]rock is [B]another's punching [D]clock
the [A]world is just [E]pretending,
the [A]world is just [E]pretending
the [A]world is just [E]pretending [B]to be [D]scared.

[A]Yesterday's [E]taboos were cashing [B]checks for you-know-[D]who
and there's [A]GG Allin [E]t-shirts in the [A]mall.
But, we're so [A]scared of losing [E]face
in this [B]faster, louder [D]race,
[A]sometime's it's [E]easier to just play [A]ball.

So, up [A]there in garage[E]land
a hundred [B]million garage [D]bands
spend a [A]hundred million [E]hours in the [B]lab.
Something [A]old, something [E]new, but the [B]same old 'fuck [D]you.'

Breakdown/Chorus
(At first, just play fairly soft w/o strumming for first time playing this part of
the song. After first play through, just put more energy into it- strumming,
played faster; it's punk, do it how you want.)

[A]We played it [E]louder, but they [B]laughed at us. [D]
[A]We played it [E]faster, but they were [B]only acting [D]scared.
[A]We raised our[E] voices to the [B]heavens in [D]disgust.
[A]We put our [E]souls through hell just to [B]find them laughing [D]there.

(After second play-through)

We played it louder, but they laughed at us. (So, what do we do now?)
We played it faster, but they were only acting scared. (So, what do we do now?)
We raised our voices to the heavens in disgust (So, what do we do now?)
We put our souls through hell just to find them laughing there. (So, what do we do now?)

So what do we do [A]now?   [E]          [B]                 [D]

(play however many times to end the song.)