Sellout Song

Intro chords are all barre chords.

   3      3      1     8
   5      3      1    10
 C 5    G 4    F 2  F*10     F* is just F but played in a higher position
   5      5      3    10
   3      5      3     8
   x      3      1     x

Intro: C G C F C G F* F*

Verse chords:

   0      3      5     1
   1      3      6     1
 C 0    G 4   Dm 7   F 2   (These are the chords he plays for the first two
   2      5      7     3    measures of each verse. He mutes the C and G.)
   3      5      5     3
   x      3      x     1

The next two measures he plays C G Dm F open chords and F is played barred on the first fret.

Theres one part near the end that is C G F F


 C                 G                      Dm           F
Well one of these days you know I'm gonna get my ass kicked.

 C                 G                       Dm              F
But I'm not gonna try and promise you that I'm not gonna deserve it.

             C                   G                   Dm                  F
But your boyfriend is still the worst house guest I think that I've ever met.

       C                        G                                    Dm
And I hope that one day you'll wake up and you'll realize that you can't put

        F
up with it.

Intro: C G C F C G F* F*

C                  G                    Dm                    F
Well one of these days, maybe I'll just sit and give this all up.

         C                  G                            Dm
And I'll say that all you yuppies can have this fuckin' world If you love it

    F
so much.

         C              G                          Dm            F
But the things that we can't help but believe in make us who we are.

    C               G                             Dm               F
And I just can't believe that could mean their condos and their sports cars.



 C    G                    F          C             G    F
Well, when its gets had to breathe sometimes I slip to apathy,

       C             G                         Dm                    F
but I don't got any excuses not to learn what words like home and freedom mean.