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I played this on acoustic, so I apologize if it sounds a little
too funky and not enough "punky" for Green Day.
Play a half-step down
Verse 1:
CWho the Hell are you to tAmell me
What I D7am, and what's my master pG7lan
CWhat makes you think that it inAmcludes you
Self-righteous wD7ealth, stop flattering yoursG7elf
Chorus:
FSo when the smoBbke clears here I amC  
FYour reject Bball AmeriCcan
FSucking up your social sCtands
Giving yCou a nervous Amwreck
To hFell and back and hell again I'G7ve gone
You're not my tyCpe    F     CYou're not my tCype   F              C  
Verse 2: 
CWhat's the difference between yAmou and me
I do what I wD7ant and you do what you're tG7old.
CSo listen up, shut the AmHell up, 
it's no big dD7eal, and I'll see you in HG7ell. 
Chorus
End.      
(Note: It might sound better as a  Dinstead of  D7. Likewise for  G7.
I prefer  D7and  G7. It's easier to change chords that way.)

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Reject

by Green Day

Lyrics & chords · Original key

I played this on acoustic, so I apologize if it sounds a little

too funky and not enough "punky" for Green Day.

Play a half-step down

Verse 1:

C Am

Who the Hell are you to tell me

D7 G7

What I am, and what's my master plan

C Am

What makes you think that it includes you

D7 G7

Self-righteous wealth, stop flattering yourself

Chorus:

F Bb C

So when the smoke clears here I am

F Bb C

Your reject all American

F C

Sucking up your social stands

C Am

Giving you a nervous wreck

F G7

To hell and back and hell again I've gone

C F C C F C

You're not my type You're not my type

Verse 2:

C Am

What's the difference between you and me

D7 G7

I do what I want and you do what you're told.

C Am

So listen up, shut the Hell up,

D7 G7

it's no big deal, and I'll see you in Hell.

Chorus

End.

D D7 G7

(Note: It might sound better as a instead of . Likewise for .

D7 G7

I prefer and . It's easier to change chords that way.)

About Reject Chords by Green Day

Learn how to play Reject by Green Day with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Reject chords”, “Reject guitar chords”, or “Green Day Reject chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Reject chords and for experienced players who want accurate Reject lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Am, D7, G7, F, Bb.

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What key is "Reject" in?

The chords for "Reject" show the original chord names (including C, Am, D7, G7, F, Bb). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.