Oxymoron - Bored And Violent

(immer Powerchords)

Intro:
Gis    Dis(hoch)  F(hoch)  4x dann  Cis   C

F(hoch)                                      Gis     Cis/Dis
There's violence coming up, trouble on the streets.
F(hoch)                                      Gis     Cis/Dis
Gangs are taking over, but where will this lead?
F(hoch)                                      Gis     Cis/Dis
Do you care for their frustration, no you don't!
F(hoch)                                      Gis     Dis
The kids have no relation to your mode.

Refrain:
Gis                    Ais
The same like back in '76,
Dis                   Gis
bored and full of violence,
Gis                Ais              C Dis C Dis C Cis C Ais
can't you see in fact what's going on.
Gis               Ais
It started off in '77,
Dis                   Gis
when the kids got up together.
Gis                Ais              C Dis C Dis C Cis C Ais
Discipline gets nowhere but to hatred.

Yellow press rack their brains over who's to blame.
Ain't the message obvious, what do you mean?
Or is all the increasing outrage just a joke?
But how come your prisons are packed, ain't this odd?

Dann wieder Refrain       F

F    Gis   G   F  Dis     F    Gis   G   F   G
     Bored and Violent         Bored and Violent
F    Gis   G   F  Dis     F    Dis    F     Dis
     Bored and Violent         Bored and Violent

                2x
|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
|--4--4--3---------------3-4-4-6-4-3-6-8-6-8-6--|--4-3-4--6-4-6--8-6-8--|
|---------6-4-4-6-4-6---------------------------|-----------------------|

Dann wieder Refrain

There's writings on the wall and broken panes.
The youth don't put up with your silly games.
Do you care for their frustrations, no you don't!
The kids have no relation to your mode.

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Daniel Bornmann (webzecke@web.de)