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Used chords : D, G, Em,  C  
Intro:D, G,  Em,  C(x2)
DIm tired of waking up at five am 
GMy boss has lost his freaking mind again
EmIm getting so sick of the same routine 
CAnd living out somebody eles dream 
DAnother zombie coming back to life 
GOnly 20 but Im living like Im 45
EmBetter burn out than fade away
CSo come and have a drink on me 
DWe were young having fun 
Gused to party all night long 
EmJumping up and down and getting crazy
CBanging our heads to AC DC
DWe were young turn it up , used to party till we drop 
GWe wouldnt stop until we see the sun, we were young 
EmYoung (x4)
CIm tired of dressing up and stressing out (oh)
DIm guessing messing ups what Im about (oh)
Gkicking and screaming inside my head 
EmA white  picket fence you blink your dead 
CAnother zombie coming back to life 
DWith the beat like a bomb in the blinding light
Gbetter burn out than fade away 
EmSo come and have a drink on me 
D(hey hey hey ) 
GTime is ticking they say 
EmHey hey hey
CNot a minute wasted 
DHey hey hey
GIts better to burn out than fade away 
EmWe were young 
Chorus (x2)
the end

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Young

by Hedley

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

D G Em C

Used chords : , , ,

D G Em C

Intro:, , , (x2)

Im tired of waking up at five am

My boss has lost his freaking mind again

Im getting so sick of the same routine

And living out somebody eles dream

Another zombie coming back to life

Only 20 but Im living like Im 45

Better burn out than fade away

So come and have a drink on me

We were young having fun

used to party all night long

Jumping up and down and getting crazy

Banging our heads to AC DC

We were young turn it up , used to party till we drop

We wouldnt stop until we see the sun, we were young

Young (x4)

Im tired of dressing up and stressing out (oh)

Im guessing messing ups what Im about (oh)

kicking and screaming inside my head

A white picket fence you blink your dead

Another zombie coming back to life

With the beat like a bomb in the blinding light

better burn out than fade away

So come and have a drink on me

(hey hey hey )

Time is ticking they say

Hey hey hey

Not a minute wasted

Hey hey hey

Its better to burn out than fade away

We were young

Chorus (x2)

the end

About Young Chords by Hedley

Learn how to play Young by Hedley with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Young chords”, “Young guitar chords”, or “Hedley Young 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 Young chords and for experienced players who want accurate Young lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, G, Em, C, A.

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The chords for "Young" show the original chord names (including D, G, Em, C, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.