Robert Delong

Survival Of The Fittest(Chords)

Robert Delong

Key: Am

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Capo on 2nd fret
	        
 

Intro: Am - Fm  

Am 
We're here to make some money off the property we're selling 
F                                           G        E        Am 
I got guns aplenty for if anybody's yelling alright, alright, alright 
Am 
Trade your school for oil or just simple education 
F 
Enough to run the country not enough to keep you thinking 
G                  E            Am 
Take my god if you want, if you want 

Am 
Cause muscles make the difference 
F 
The children don't give a shit 
G 
The progress is your solution  
E 
but cognitive evolution points to 

Am       F#m    B7/F# Bm 
Survival of the fit---test 
Am                      F#m 
If it's not brains then it's  
   B7/F#  Bm   F 
the kil---lers who inherit the earth 

Am                  F 
Cocaine politicians burning up the forest 
G                                          Am 
If you think the world is ending soon well then just fuck it up 
Am 
Take our heads out of the clouds we don't need to be looking around  
F 
for newer natural resources beyond atmospheres forces 
G          E                 Am 
The groove we're sexy in the sixties 

Am          F#m         B7/F#  Bm 
But now the cold war is ov-----er 
Am               F#m     B7/F# Bm 
We don't need to run and cov---ver 

Am       F#m    B7/F# Bm 
Survival of the fit---test 
Am                      Fm 
If it's not brains then it's  
   B7/F#  Bm   F 
the kil---lers who inherit the earth 

(Just tab your guitar to the certain beat. No chords seem to fit the ending) 

And if you're smart 
You will get out 
And if you love your friends 
and teach them all the difference  
between reason and reasons 
Cause we're gonna die 
Yeah were gonna 
And were gonna die 
Either way 
Cos were gonna die 
Yeah were gonna die 
We're gonna die 
Either way 
Yeah we're gonna die 
We're gonna die 
We're gonna die 
Either way 

Note: If anyone does find out what chords are used for the end, 
please tell me, I can't find anything.
	        

Written by Robert DeLong

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