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Tuning: Standard
|  A|   | Em|   |  C|  G|  D|   x4
 DWhen you're sitting aEmlone, frown and Ggroan Cover your bAad day
 DWhen you're laughing with Empeers, forget your Gyears, Cthen be on your Away
 EBut don't forAmget all the whDile
That you've Amcrossed the DsoGcial mCile
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
AAhh Emahh, Cwhoa, Gwhoa, Dwhoa
|  D|   |   |   | Em|   |   |   |  G|   |  C|   |  A|   |   |   x2
 EBut don't forAmget all the whDile
That you've Ampassed the DsoGcial mCile
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
And a Amillion Emdays is worth Cone Ggood Dlaugh
AAhh Emahh, Cwhoa, Gwhoa, Dwhoa
etc.

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Million Days

by Bad Religion

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Tuning: Standard

A Em C G D

| | | | | | | | x4

D Em G C A

When you're sitting alone, frown and groan over your bad day

D Em G C A

When you're laughing with peers, forget your years, then be on your way

E Am D

But don't forget all the while

Am D G C

That you've crossed the social mile

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

Ahh ahh, whoa, whoa, whoa

D Em G C A

| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | x2

E Am D

But don't forget all the while

Am D G C

That you've passed the social mile

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

And a million days is worth one good laugh

A Em C G D

Ahh ahh, whoa, whoa, whoa

etc.

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