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INTRO: D G A G D G A G i was born a bitter old man who got his heart broken in catalonia, 1936. D G i haven't felt right since, so i gave up on life before i arrived. A G D i knew this place wasn't safe for anyone but fascists and republicans and their apologists. A G D Em A but i swear to god, i'm gonna die full of naive optimism; a teenager's heartbreaking conviction G A that things can be different. oh yeah, things are gonna be real different when we're finished D around here. Em G A i always wanted to die young. D Em G A i always wanted to die young. D Em G i always wanted to die young; A Em D G A G now i feel younger every day, and i just hope i die younger than i am. D i can hear you from a dozen states away G A G D shivering through a dope sick morning of no money left and nothing else to steal. D G A lord only knows that i've had my share, because there were years when i was ready to die, G D but it's only been recently that i've been willing to live. A G D Em A and i swear to god, i didn't plan for things to end up this way. G i had a teenager's conviction that i would be different. A D oh yeah, i was gonna be real different than the person i became. Em G A i always wanted to die young. D Em G A i always wanted to die young. D Em G i always wanted to die young; A Em D G A G now i feel younger every day, and i just hope i die younger than i am. D A G but now living's a struggle, except when it isn't. (yeah), D A G i woke up this morning and i wasn't in prison, D A G but i can't promise that i'm far from it. i'd still kill a man for cigarette, D A G but with friends like you, who needs homicide' D A G so this song goes out to all our homies locked down. D A G come on back now, we need you around. D A G that judge, he doesn't know what he's done. D A G no, judges never know the things they do. how could they'
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