This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb - The Argument
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INTRO
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well how much further have we [G]gotten did you [C]say?
2[F]00 years ago we [G]still had slavery and a [C]yellow plague.
1[F]00 years ago we had our boys in the mines w[G]hile their wives and [E]children were [C]starving.
and [G]40 years ago it took the nat'l guard to let the black kids in public [C]school.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
t[F]he greatest nation in the world as you say has [C]been at war since [E]I can [Am]remember
a[C]nd miners black lung has been [G]replaced by cancer, it [C]takes everyone away.[E]
well [Am]blacks and whites don't trust each other
you can c[F]all it paranoia or af[C]firmative actions reverse psycholo[G]gy.
thats what it seems like to m[C]e.
when [Am]the bosses found out we wont [F]take it lying down
they [C]packed up their factories and moved to mexi[G]co.
took all the jobs to [C]mexico.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
[C]i'm not trying to bring n[G]obody down,
just[Am] saying our fight ain't over[F] yet.
[C]i'm not trying to bring n[G]obody down,
just[Am] saying our fight ain't over[F] yet.
[C]our fight ain't [E]over [C]yet.
yeah, [C]today is b[G]eauti[C]ful
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INTRO
[Am]
well how much further have we [G]gotten did you [C]say?
2[F]00 years ago we [G]still had slavery and a [C]yellow plague.
1[F]00 years ago we had our boys in the mines w[G]hile their wives and [E]children were [C]starving.
and [G]40 years ago it took the nat'l guard to let the black kids in public [C]school.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
t[F]he greatest nation in the world as you say has [C]been at war since [E]I can [Am]remember
a[C]nd miners black lung has been [G]replaced by cancer, it [C]takes everyone away.[E]
well [Am]blacks and whites don't trust each other
you can c[F]all it paranoia or af[C]firmative actions reverse psycholo[G]gy.
thats what it seems like to m[C]e.
when [Am]the bosses found out we wont [F]take it lying down
they [C]packed up their factories and moved to mexi[G]co.
took all the jobs to [C]mexico.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
and [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it so [C]bad no more, no, [G]you don't think we g[F]ot it bad to[C]day.
[C]i'm not trying to bring n[G]obody down,
just[Am] saying our fight ain't over[F] yet.
[C]i'm not trying to bring n[G]obody down,
just[Am] saying our fight ain't over[F] yet.
[C]our fight ain't [E]over [C]yet.
yeah, [C]today is b[G]eauti[C]ful
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