You Are Your Neighborhood(Chords)

	        
Intro 

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Verse 1:

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With ash on my clothes I resume 
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With the ladder that Ramsey built to the roof 
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We could tell that there used to be an awning there 
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How the rain makes the rust fall on the stairs 
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And I can tell that you can tell 
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That I used to have an awning there 
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How the pain makes the glare fall from my stare 
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Well what do you do when all you can do is 
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Pick up trash in your neighborhood 
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I used to be cruel, now I'm good 
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Won't b trashin? your neighborhood 

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Verse 2:

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At 2438 Campbell whre Rand deduced 
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What?s best for what's next it's go on seclude 

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And we could tell, (we could tell) cause he had told 
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it would be good for his health 
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Take the train across the country all by himself 

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Cause that's what you do when all that you see is whole ?lotta inactivity 
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Use yourself to be free, hold yourself in community 
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So I love your mom and I love your daddy 

Verse 3:

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The guitar hurts my hand, these guitars force your hands 
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In a house far down Armitage my parents threw it down 
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All the care and the cost to grow kids of the ground 
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And they say I got heavier each time we chilled 
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Sayin' 'why take cohesion upon yourself?' 

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Well that?s what I do, choose a mood of inclusive view 
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That way I won't tell you what you ought to do 
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Just don't trash my fuckin? neighborhood 
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Cause I love my Ma and I love my daddy 

Instrumental 

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Verse 4:
 
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Well, the neighbor's got a hawk?s nest 
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And John and Sherry had them birdies 
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We got a house and a bath 
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Although the squirrels broke in 
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And the blue jay eat the babies 
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Although no daughter is born yet 
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Oh, what do you do when the future's yet to bloom? 
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Since sixteen inauguration 
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All of the facts are bifurcated 
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Oh, what do you do? I choose the lesser of the two 
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The police they are a pledge class 
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Instead of paddles, pistols are given 
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Oh, what do you do if the frat star holds a noose? 
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So what do you do? 
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All you can do 
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What do you do? 
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All you can do 
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What do you do? 
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All you can do