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Days Of Grunge

Woodbox Gang
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
We  were you in the days of grunge when the music came from pain
We  smoked cigarettes at lunch and  dressed like  Kurt  Cobain
Manic  depression was in style and so was heroin
My  friends and me we had apathy in the  good old  days of  grunge
 Davy Brown was a drunken clown who reeked of peppermint schnapps
 After class he could be found perusing the pawn shops
 He amassed a wide array of bands on cassettes and LPs
 Eight track tapes worn out of shape fifty cents a piece
Young  dumb and full  of fun
 We starved  ourselves and stayed  out of the sun
Our  heroes were on heroin
 In the  good old  days of  grunge
 Tim McCoy was a rich boy whose parents had split up
 Recently moved to Illinois with his mom in the country club
 He wore bright new tennis shoes but we didn't envy him at all
 Sure his guitars were better than ours but his flannels came from the mall
 Tina Rash is pure white trash boyfriend's name was Sam
 He dropped out two years before and he drove a black Trans-Am
 His long hair half covered up a faded Anthrax shirt
 He kept it short in the front before mullet was even a word
Students  of drama smoked marijuana before  putting the plays on
We  didn't do “Our Town” or “Oklahoma” instead “Tommy”  and “Miss Saigon”
We  had a cool instructor we all wanted to fuck her but  then she had to leave
She  got caught smoking pot with us  at a cast party
 Then I guess we got depressed in April of '94
 Some heroes fall some heroes die some ain't heroes no more
 Now when I think about my friends I don't know whose dead or alive
 Cause I never saw no one at all since May of '95

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Readable chord sheet for Days Of Grunge by Woodbox Gang

[E]We were you in the days of grunge when the music came from pain
[A]We smoked cigarettes at lunch an[C]d dressed lik[B7]e Kurt[E] Cobain
[E]Manic depression was in style and so was heroin
[A]My friends and me we had apathy in th[C]e good o[B7]ld days of[E] grunge

[E]      [G]      [E]     [G]

Davy Brown was a drunken clown who reeked of peppermint schnapps
After class he could be found perusing the pawn shops
He amassed a wide array of bands on cassettes and LPs
Eight track tapes worn out of shape fifty cents a piece

[A]Young dumb and [E]full of fun
We [C]starved ourselves and stayed[B7] out of the sun
[A]Our heroes were on [E]heroin
In the[C] good ol[B7]d days [E]of grunge

Tim McCoy was a rich boy whose parents had split up
Recently moved to Illinois with his mom in the country club
He wore bright new tennis shoes but we didn't envy him at all
Sure his guitars were better than ours but his flannels came from the mall

Tina Rash is pure white trash boyfriend's name was Sam
He dropped out two years before and he drove a black Trans-Am
His long hair half covered up a faded Anthrax shirt
He kept it short in the front before mullet was even a word

[C]Students of drama smoked marijuana before[E] putting the plays on
[C]We didn't do “Our Town” or “Oklahoma” instead [D]“Tommy” and “Miss Saigon”
[C]We had a cool instructor we all wanted to fuck her but[G] then she had to leave
[C]She got caught smoking pot with us[A] at a cast [B7]party

Then I guess we got depressed in April of '94
Some heroes fall some heroes die some ain't heroes no more
Now when I think about my friends I don't know whose dead or alive
Cause I never saw no one at all since May of '95

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