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Intro
 C-  Am- F  
Cbeen this way for almost all my life
Amwasn't born here Mom & me moved here when I was 5
Fthese Kansas City boys are dull as butter knivesC  
Chad this little car since I was 17
Amthe tape is busted got a boom box in the back seat
Fblasting Misfits all up & down these streetsC  
Cto stay the Emsame 
Fto never changeC  
Cto stay the sEmame 
Fto never changeC  
Cthe college kids in KC all leave in the fall
Amdon't have time for letters or long distance calls
Fif friend you leave then friend you're dead to meC  
CMom's been sick now for a long time
Amshe says she hopes I'll want a family after she's died
Fshe says the less you feel like a child
the more you'll want a Cchild
Cto stay the Emsame 
Fto never changeC  
Cto stay the sEmame 
Fto never changeC  
Cto stay the Emsame 
Fto never changeC  
Cto stay the sEmame 
Fto never changeC  

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White Jetta

by Casiotone for the Painfully Alone

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Chords in this song · guitar

Intro

C Am F

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been this way for almost all my life

wasn't born here Mom & me moved here when I was 5

F C

these Kansas City boys are dull as butter knives

had this little car since I was 17

the tape is busted got a boom box in the back seat

F C

blasting Misfits all up & down these streets

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

the college kids in KC all leave in the fall

don't have time for letters or long distance calls

F C

if friend you leave then friend you're dead to me

Mom's been sick now for a long time

she says she hopes I'll want a family after she's died

she says the less you feel like a child

the more you'll want a child

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

C Em

to stay the same

F C

to never change

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