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Teenager

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E A
EYoung, dumb and trying to fall in love with a six-pack of Coke getting waArm in a cluttered trunEk
EBurnt out on melodrama and teenage bitterness that I neAed to let go oEf
ASucking summer off each others' fingers
AWindows down all showing the world we don't carEe
EChristine doesn't seem to mind that all of my songs are about dAying and suicidEe
ESometimes I don't think I mind when she yells at my friends, I wanna yAell at my friends sometimesE  
ASticking flowers in each others' hair
AAll making out, all showing the world we don't carEe
AAnd I know that every moment's fleeting
AI know I have too many feelingsE  
EBut when the seasons change
(When I'm turning grey)
AAnd waves turn to rain
(And everything's a pain)
C#mI'll laugh 'cause I Bknow I don't careE  
E A
C#mI'll laugh 'cause I Bknow I don't careA  
C#mI'll laugh 'cause I Bknow I don't care dAon't caEre dAon't care don't careG  E  
A
ASometimes the only songs I write are about dying young and dying and suicide

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Teenager

by Jeff Rosenstock

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C#m

E A

E A E

Young, dumb and trying to fall in love with a six-pack of Coke getting warm in a cluttered trunk

E A E

Burnt out on melodrama and teenage bitterness that I need to let go of

Sucking summer off each others' fingers

A E

Windows down all showing the world we don't care

E A E

Christine doesn't seem to mind that all of my songs are about dying and suicide

E A E

Sometimes I don't think I mind when she yells at my friends, I wanna yell at my friends sometimes

Sticking flowers in each others' hair

A E

All making out, all showing the world we don't care

And I know that every moment's fleeting

A E

I know I have too many feelings

But when the seasons change

(When I'm turning grey)

And waves turn to rain

(And everything's a pain)

C#m B E

I'll laugh 'cause I know I don't care

E A

C#m B A

I'll laugh 'cause I know I don't care

C#m B A E A G E

I'll laugh 'cause I know I don't care don't care don't care don't care

Sometimes the only songs I write are about dying young and dying and suicide

About Teenager Chords by Jeff Rosenstock

Learn how to play Teenager by Jeff Rosenstock with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Teenager chords”, “Teenager guitar chords”, or “Jeff Rosenstock Teenager 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 Teenager chords and for experienced players who want accurate Teenager lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, C#m, B, G.

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What key is "Teenager" in?

The chords for "Teenager" show the original chord names (including E, A, C#m, B, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.