4 Chords used in the song: A, D, G, E
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INTRO: A D G D A G
Don't wanna be an American idiot. A D G D A G
Don't want a nation that under the new media. A D G D A G
And can you hear the sound of hysteria? A D G D A G
The subliminal mindfuck America. A D G D A G
Chorus:
D
Welcome to a new kind of tension.
A
All across the alien nation.
E A
Everything isn't meant to be okay.
D
Television dreams of tomorrow.
A
We're not the ones who're meant to follow.
E
Convincing them to walk you.
A D G D A G
A D G D A G
Verse 2:
Well maybe I'm the faggot America. A D G D A G
I'm not a part of a redneck agenda. A D G D A G
Now everybody do the propaganda. A D G D A G
And sing along in the age of paranoia. A D G D A G
Chorus:
D
Welcome to a new kind of tension.
A
All across the alien nation.
E A
Everything isn't meant to be okay.
D
Television dreams of tomorrow.
A
We're not the ones who're meant to follow.
E
Convincing them to walk you.
A D G D A G
A D G D A G
A D G D A G
BRIDGE:
D A E A
D A E A
Verse 3:
A D G D A G
Don't wanna be an American idiot.
A D G D A G
One nation controlled by the media.
A D G D A G
Information nation of hysteria.
It's going out to idiot America.
Chorus:
D
Welcome to a new kind of tension.
A
All across the alien nation.
E A
Everything isn't meant to be okay.
D
Television dreams of tomorrow.
A
We're not the ones who're meant to follow.
E
Convincing them to walk you.
Outro:
A D G D A G
A D G D A G
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suena más a la canción ( en mi opinión humilde y sincera) con un capo en el traste 1
28 Aug 2020
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About this song: American Idiot
"American Idiot" is a song by American rock band Green Day, and is the first single from their seventh album, American Idiot. According to the American Idiot Songfacts, Billie Joe Armstrong was inspired to write this song after hearing a jingoistic Lynyrd Skynyrd song being played on his car radio, whilst driving to the studio. Released in 2004, the single peaked at #61 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Green Day's first Billboard Hot 100 chart entry (excluding singles that charted on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart), helping revive the band's career.