Biography:
Jeff Rosenstock is a must-know name in the Long Island ska-punk scene. Hailing from Baldwin NY, Rosenstock is the frontman/guitarist for both The Arrogant Sons of Bitches, and Bomb The Music Industry!. Rosenstock's music is mostly composed of events, both trivial and life-changing, that have occurred in his everyday life. Jeff plays a wide variety of instruments, from guitar, to bass, to drums, to keyboards.
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Other songs:
- The Internet Is Everywhere
- 80S Through The 50S
- 910
- All This Useless Energy
- Amen
- Bang On The Door
- Beating My Head Against A Wall
- Beauty Of Breathing
- Beers Again Alone
- Blast Damage Days
- Bonus Oceans
- Darkness Records
- Dramamine
- Festival Song
- Get Old Forever
- Hall Of Fame
- Hellllhoooole
- Hey Allison
- I Did Something Weird Last Night
- Im Serious Im Sorry
- Im So Gross
- June 21St
- Little Blue Pills
- Melba
- Nausea
- Pash Rash
- Perfect Sound Whatever
- Pietro 60 Years Old
- Planet Luxury
- Polar Bear Or Africa
- Powerlessness
- Rainbow
- Staring Out The Window At Your Old Apartment
- Teenager
- The Fuzz
- The Lows
- The Trash The Trash The Trash
- To Be A Ghost
- Tv Stars
- Twinkle
- Usa
- Wave Goodnight To Me
- We Begged 2 Explode
- While Youre Alive
- You In Weird Cities
- Yr Throat
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Hi, this is my first submission and it needs some polishing - but please feel free to suBit corrections and
comments but please be nice - ha! There's enough here to get you playing along!
Personally I use barre chords for everything except the chorus and just pick the octaves (high then low) in
the intro and early verses. Note the variation in the final chorus.
I've not gone into too much detail as its more fun to play around with it...
Worry is the easily the best record I've bought all year, love to Jeff, John, Mike, Kevin and fellow fans!
[Intro]
G B C Am (x2)
[Verse 1]
G B C Am
Someone hung a decorative surfboard
G B C Am
Up where your records and movies belong
G B C Am
This light makes it nearly impossible
Em B C Am
To see if they fixed all the cracks in the wall
[Chorus]
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
G Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
G C
And you don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
[Verse 2]
G B C Am
I wish you'd come down and meet me here
G B C Am
I'm gridlocked I'm not going anywhere
G B C Am
I've had a bad year
[Chorus]
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
G Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
[Post-Chorus]
(I mix this up a bit with some picking and palm muting to crescendo)
G C
And you don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
G C
You don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
G C
You don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
[Bridge]
Em B C Am
The city don't care if you live or die
Em B C Am
It's just gonna grow and it doesn't care why
Em B C Am
you're tired of kicking and fighting through life
Em B C Am
And left me alone on this cold winter night just
[Chorus]
(variation)
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
B Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
[Post-Chorus]
G Cmaj7
And you don't know where to go now
G Cmaj7
You've got nowhere to go now
G Cmaj7
You've got nowhere to go now
G Cma7
You don't know where to go now
End on G
comments but please be nice - ha! There's enough here to get you playing along!
Personally I use barre chords for everything except the chorus and just pick the octaves (high then low) in
the intro and early verses. Note the variation in the final chorus.
I've not gone into too much detail as its more fun to play around with it...
Worry is the easily the best record I've bought all year, love to Jeff, John, Mike, Kevin and fellow fans!
[Intro]
G B C Am (x2)
[Verse 1]
G B C Am
Someone hung a decorative surfboard
G B C Am
Up where your records and movies belong
G B C Am
This light makes it nearly impossible
Em B C Am
To see if they fixed all the cracks in the wall
[Chorus]
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
G Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
G C
And you don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
[Verse 2]
G B C Am
I wish you'd come down and meet me here
G B C Am
I'm gridlocked I'm not going anywhere
G B C Am
I've had a bad year
[Chorus]
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
G Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
[Post-Chorus]
(I mix this up a bit with some picking and palm muting to crescendo)
G C
And you don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
G C
You don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
G C
You don't know where to go now
G C
You've got nowhere to go now
[Bridge]
Em B C Am
The city don't care if you live or die
Em B C Am
It's just gonna grow and it doesn't care why
Em B C Am
you're tired of kicking and fighting through life
Em B C Am
And left me alone on this cold winter night just
[Chorus]
(variation)
G Em
Staring out the window at your old apartment
Am D
Imagining the old you stumbling through
B Em
tacky renovations That the landlord wanted
Am D
to cash in on the boom
[Post-Chorus]
G Cmaj7
And you don't know where to go now
G Cmaj7
You've got nowhere to go now
G Cmaj7
You've got nowhere to go now
G Cma7
You don't know where to go now
End on G
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