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 Amazing song. G should be a bar chord, and and should be open.

Against Me! - Y'all Don't Wanna Step to Dis

 Four sins past sainthood, it's like I'm dying to forget,

 Our sleepless nights lying perfectly alone and still.

 I can drink 'til victory, I'll drink to the mighty,

drink until I die or at least until the sunrise.

 When honesty as popular as a plague

 comes to remind me the dead's winning the race with me. going nowhere,

 Right down the street a prostitute is selling the closest thing to love

that this country has to offer.

And Alachua still sleeps tonight,

And Alachua still sleeps tonight,

And Alachua still sleeps tonight.

 So we fought for the republic

 While the Catholic sun filled every eye.

 From the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, victory

 I'll drink to the mighty.

 We died for oil,

 We died for borders, killed for democracy, still believed every platform.

 Can you handle the death, accept what you create together?

 I still know every politician's a fucking monster.

Culture kills bureaucrats

 And all other undesireables.

 History said we died for freedom,

 But today no justice was served,

And America still sleeps tonight,

And America still sleeps tonight,

And America still sleeps tonight,

 And I hope it doesn't wake up tomorrow.

 So we boasted that we were champions,

 Each country singing it's own praise. Like a rock thrown into the ocean,

 Humanity was rising to the top. Two world wars later,

 Countless military interventions, we erect monuments to history

 And give apologies to the dead.

 All that was fought for the living

 Is quickly forgotten.

 We don't remember the dates,

 We don't remember the reasons.

 We have no idea what's going on,

 Building histories of western corporations.

 It doesn't even turn my stomach

 To see the pictures of atrocities anymore,

 Going numb to the new order Of the new century.

And Alachua still sleeps tonight,

And America still sleeps tonight,

And the world still sleeps tonight.

And Alachua still sleeps tonight,

And America still sleeps tonight,

And the world still sleeps tonight.