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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- 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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The song uses a baritone guitar for the most part, but I'm just going to write down you'd play it with a
standard guitar. Also, this is a dumbed down version, too. In the verses, he plays a riff while playing F5
power chord with the bottom note and the same goes for the Bb5 power chord. So just experiment with those
till it sounds like the songs riff.
[Chords]
F5 F5* Fmaj7 Fsus2 Bb5 Gm7 Bbmaj7 D5 D#5 C#5 C5
e|-----------------------------------------------------------------
B|------------------------------8----------------------------------
G|----10-----9------12----------x------------7----8-----6-----5----
D|-3--10-----10-----10-----8----x-----7------7----8-----7-----5----
A|-3--8------8------8------8----8-----8------5----6-----4-----3----
E|-1-----------------------6----6-----6----------------------------
So, yeah, here's the song.
Jeff Rosenstock - Festival Song
[Intro]
F5 Fmaj7 Fsus2 F5
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bbmaj7
[Verse]
F5*
It feels completely ridiculous
Fmaj7 Fsus2
that I’m a willing participant,
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bbmaj7
gazing at the purple and pinks in the shadow of a bank-sponsored skyline.
F5*
“Unite against the establishment!™
Fmaj7 Fsus2
(while drones transmit the images
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bmaj7
to a server farm in the valley for a culture that will eat its own insides.)”
[Chorus]
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[Verse]
F5* Fmaj7 Fsus2
Take a long look at the billboards that smother the air ‘til you can’t ignore ‘em
Bb5 Gm7
and glamorize department store crust-punk-chic
Bb5 Bbmaj7
‘cause Satan’s trending up and it’s Fashion Week but
F5*
this is not a movement. It’s just careful entertainment for an easy demographic in our sweatshop denim jackets
Bb5
and we’ll wonder, “What just happened?!” when the world becomes Manhattan
where the banks steal the apartments just to render them abandoned.
[Verse]
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5 F5 A5 D5 Bb5 x3
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[Interlude]
F5 A5 D5 F5* Bb5 A5 G5 D#5
[Bridge]
F5 A5 D5 F5*
We’re not stupid people but this financial oppression has got everyone believing all that we can do is nothing
Bb5 A5
‘cause we organize through avenues they lace with advertisements
G5 D#5
so the ones we try to rage against are still lining their pockets.
[Chorus]
D5~
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
N.C.
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5 F5 A5 D5 Bb5 x3
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[End]
{Palm Muted}
F5 A5 D5 Bb5
standard guitar. Also, this is a dumbed down version, too. In the verses, he plays a riff while playing F5
power chord with the bottom note and the same goes for the Bb5 power chord. So just experiment with those
till it sounds like the songs riff.
[Chords]
F5 F5* Fmaj7 Fsus2 Bb5 Gm7 Bbmaj7 D5 D#5 C#5 C5
e|-----------------------------------------------------------------
B|------------------------------8----------------------------------
G|----10-----9------12----------x------------7----8-----6-----5----
D|-3--10-----10-----10-----8----x-----7------7----8-----7-----5----
A|-3--8------8------8------8----8-----8------5----6-----4-----3----
E|-1-----------------------6----6-----6----------------------------
So, yeah, here's the song.
Jeff Rosenstock - Festival Song
[Intro]
F5 Fmaj7 Fsus2 F5
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bbmaj7
[Verse]
F5*
It feels completely ridiculous
Fmaj7 Fsus2
that I’m a willing participant,
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bbmaj7
gazing at the purple and pinks in the shadow of a bank-sponsored skyline.
F5*
“Unite against the establishment!™
Fmaj7 Fsus2
(while drones transmit the images
Bb5 Gm7 Bb5 Bmaj7
to a server farm in the valley for a culture that will eat its own insides.)”
[Chorus]
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[Verse]
F5* Fmaj7 Fsus2
Take a long look at the billboards that smother the air ‘til you can’t ignore ‘em
Bb5 Gm7
and glamorize department store crust-punk-chic
Bb5 Bbmaj7
‘cause Satan’s trending up and it’s Fashion Week but
F5*
this is not a movement. It’s just careful entertainment for an easy demographic in our sweatshop denim jackets
Bb5
and we’ll wonder, “What just happened?!” when the world becomes Manhattan
where the banks steal the apartments just to render them abandoned.
[Verse]
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C#5 F5 A5
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5 F5 A5 D5 Bb5 x3
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[Interlude]
F5 A5 D5 F5* Bb5 A5 G5 D#5
[Bridge]
F5 A5 D5 F5*
We’re not stupid people but this financial oppression has got everyone believing all that we can do is nothing
Bb5 A5
‘cause we organize through avenues they lace with advertisements
G5 D#5
so the ones we try to rage against are still lining their pockets.
[Chorus]
D5~
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
N.C.
Oh, they wouldn’t be your friend if you weren’t worth something.
D5 C5 F5 A5
They wouldn’t be your friend if it wasn’t worth it,
Bb5 F5 A5 D5 Bb5 x3
if you didn’t have something they could take.
[End]
{Palm Muted}
F5 A5 D5 Bb5
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