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[Intro]
D  D  D  D
[Verse 1]
DTried to save the trees
Dbought a plastic bag
Dthe bottom fell out
Dit was a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
D  D  D  D
[Verse 2]
DSaw it on the tube
Dbought it on the phone
Dnow you're home alone
Dit a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
D  D  D  D
[Verse 3]
DI tried to plug it in
DI tried to turn it on
DWhen I got it home
Dit was a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
D  D  D  D
[Bridge]
DPiece of FcrapG  E  E  E  E  
D  D  D  D  F  G  E
D  D  D  D
[Verse 4]
DGot it from a friend
Don him you can depend
DI found out in the end
Dit was a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
[Bridge]
DPiece of FcrapG  E  E  E  E  E  E  E  E  E  E  
D  D  D  D
[Verse 5]
DI'm trying to save the trees
DI saw it on TV
DThey cut the forest down
Dto build a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
D  D  D  D
[Verse 6]
DI went back to the store
Dthey gave me four more
Dthe guy told me at the door
Dit was a piece of crap
D(Piece of crap)
[outro]
D  D  D  F   G   E   D   D   D
(Yelled, no music)
Piece of crap
D

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Piece Of Crap

by Neil Young

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Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

D D D D

[Verse 1]

Tried to save the trees

bought a plastic bag

the bottom fell out

it was a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

D D D D

[Verse 2]

Saw it on the tube

bought it on the phone

now you're home alone

it a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

D D D D

[Verse 3]

I tried to plug it in

I tried to turn it on

When I got it home

it was a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

D D D D

[Bridge]

D F G E E E E

Piece of crap

D D D D F G E

D D D D

[Verse 4]

Got it from a friend

on him you can depend

I found out in the end

it was a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

[Bridge]

D F G E E E E E E E E E E

Piece of crap

D D D D

[Verse 5]

I'm trying to save the trees

I saw it on TV

They cut the forest down

to build a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

D D D D

[Verse 6]

I went back to the store

they gave me four more

the guy told me at the door

it was a piece of crap

(Piece of crap)

[outro]

D D D F G E D D D

(Yelled, no music)

Piece of crap

About Piece Of Crap Chords by Neil Young

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What key is "Piece Of Crap" in?

The chords for "Piece Of Crap" show the original chord names (including D, F, G, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.