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Superjail Theme - Commin Home

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1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

I am pretty sure these chords are correct, and I trust the rest of you
can figure out the strumming pattern or just kind of make your own up.
What I think the guitarist does is just add his pinky in for the Dsus and
Asus chords, and then pulls off to get back to the D or A chord.
Intro:  D  Dsus  
DLife on the outside AaiAsusn't what it used to DbeDsus...
DThDsuse worlds gone crazy and it AaiAsusn't safe, on the DstDsusreet...
GIt's a drag and I AknAsusow,
BmThere's only one place to Ggo,
DI'Dsusm comin' home, AI'Asusm comin' Dhome...
One final note, I think the G sounds better, for this song, when played 
e|----3-----|
B|----3-----|
G|----0-----|
D|----0-----|
A|----2-----|
E|----3-----|

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Superjail Theme - Commin Home

by Misc Cartoons

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Dsus

Asus

I am pretty sure these chords are correct, and I trust the rest of you

can figure out the strumming pattern or just kind of make your own up.

What I think the guitarist does is just add his pinky in for the Dsus and

Asus chords, and then pulls off to get back to the D or A chord.

D Dsus

Intro:

D A Asus D Dsus

Life on the outside ain't what it used to be...

D Dsus A Asus D Dsus

The worlds gone crazy and it ain't safe, on the street...

G A Asus

It's a drag and I know,

Bm G

There's only one place to go,

D Dsus A Asus D

I'm comin' home, I'm comin' home...

One final note, I think the G sounds better, for this song, when played

e|----3-----|

B|----3-----|

G|----0-----|

D|----0-----|

A|----2-----|

E|----3-----|

About Superjail Theme - Commin Home Chords by Misc Cartoons

Learn how to play Superjail Theme - Commin Home by Misc Cartoons with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Superjail Theme - Commin Home chords”, “Superjail Theme - Commin Home guitar chords”, or “Misc Cartoons Superjail Theme - Commin Home 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 Superjail Theme - Commin Home chords and for experienced players who want accurate Superjail Theme - Commin Home lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Dsus, Asus, D, A, G, Bm.

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The chords for "Superjail Theme - Commin Home" show the original chord names (including Dsus, Asus, D, A, G, Bm). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.