[Intro]
[F#m] [A] [D]
[Verse 1]
There's[F#m] 16 homes on [A]every street. They [D]all of course lie in the neatest[F#m] rows.[A][D]
Cradling [F#m]broken homes and d[A]inner prayers. R[D]ocking us all to sleep in [F#m]bones.[A][D]
[F#m]Which one's mine, I[A] can't tell? S[D]ick of that suburban smell.
[F#m]They look the same, l[A]ook the same.[D]
[Chorus 1]
[A]And all the kids with [C#m]money laugh
[A]Cheering for the [Bm]retard dance
[A]Cheering for a [C#m]touchdown they laugh[A][Bm]
[Chorus 2]
[A]But I am not like [C#m]them, I am not like them
[A]Only be[Bm]cause
I'm [A]sick of watching them [C#m]watch the retard dance.[A][Bm]
[Verse 2]
There's a [F#m]party at the r[A]ich kid house. I[D] get stoned in basements[F#m][A][D]
[F#m]Mother I am n[A]ot myself. But I[D] don't laugh and watch the retard [F#m]dance.[A][D]
There are so [F#m]many homes on e[A]very street. P[D]iling in their lines so neat
[F#m]I won't fold int[A]o those lies. Too d[D]runk on that suburban smell
[F#m]To know which one of t[A]hem is mine?. They l[D]ook the same, look the same.[F#m][A][D]
[Verse 3]
God gave us [F#m]16 homes on every s[A]treet. So we a[D]ll pray at the dinner table
Our [F#m]sons are strong and t[A]hey are able. T[D]o laugh and watch the retard dance
[F#m]Sick of that su[A]burban smell. S[D]ick of that suburban smell
[F#m]Sick of that su[A]burban smell. S[D]ick of that suburban smell [Gm] [A] [D]
[F#m] [A] [D]
[Verse 1]
There's[F#m] 16 homes on [A]every street. They [D]all of course lie in the neatest[F#m] rows.[A][D]
Cradling [F#m]broken homes and d[A]inner prayers. R[D]ocking us all to sleep in [F#m]bones.[A][D]
[F#m]Which one's mine, I[A] can't tell? S[D]ick of that suburban smell.
[F#m]They look the same, l[A]ook the same.[D]
[Chorus 1]
[A]And all the kids with [C#m]money laugh
[A]Cheering for the [Bm]retard dance
[A]Cheering for a [C#m]touchdown they laugh[A][Bm]
[Chorus 2]
[A]But I am not like [C#m]them, I am not like them
[A]Only be[Bm]cause
I'm [A]sick of watching them [C#m]watch the retard dance.[A][Bm]
[Verse 2]
There's a [F#m]party at the r[A]ich kid house. I[D] get stoned in basements[F#m][A][D]
[F#m]Mother I am n[A]ot myself. But I[D] don't laugh and watch the retard [F#m]dance.[A][D]
There are so [F#m]many homes on e[A]very street. P[D]iling in their lines so neat
[F#m]I won't fold int[A]o those lies. Too d[D]runk on that suburban smell
[F#m]To know which one of t[A]hem is mine?. They l[D]ook the same, look the same.[F#m][A][D]
[Verse 3]
God gave us [F#m]16 homes on every s[A]treet. So we a[D]ll pray at the dinner table
Our [F#m]sons are strong and t[A]hey are able. T[D]o laugh and watch the retard dance
[F#m]Sick of that su[A]burban smell. S[D]ick of that suburban smell
[F#m]Sick of that su[A]burban smell. S[D]ick of that suburban smell [Gm] [A] [D]
