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Down In The Park

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[Intro]
 B   C#m   A     E   B   C#m   G#mx2
[Verse 1]
BDown in the C#mpark where the machmen Ameet
The machines and play kiEll by numbers
BDown in the pC#mark with a friend called FG#mive
BI was in a C#mcar crash or was it the Awar
But I've never been quEite the same
BLittle white lC#mies like I was tG#mhere
[Instrumental]
A G E
[Verse 2]
BCome to ZC#mom-Zom's the place to Abe
Like it was bEuilt in one day
BYou can watch the huC#mmans trying to G#mrun
BOh look, there's a C#mrape machine
I'd Ago outside if it'd lEook the other way
BWouldn't beC#mlieve the things they G#mdo
[Instrumental]
A G E
 B   C#m   A     E   B   C#m   G#mx2
[Verse 3]
BDown in the pF#ark
Where the chant is dAeath, death, death
Til' sEun cries morning
BDown in the pF#ark with friends of mG#ine
BWe are not loF#vers, we are not rAomantics
We are hEere to serve you
BDifferent fF#ace but the words never chG#ange
[Outro]
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Down In The Park

by Foo Fighters

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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C#m

G#m

[Intro]

B C#m A E B C#m G#m

[Verse 1]

B C#m A

Down in the park where the machmen meet

The machines and play kill by numbers

B C#m G#m

Down in the park with a friend called Five

B C#m A

I was in a car crash or was it the war

But I've never been quite the same

B C#m G#m

Little white lies like I was there

[Instrumental]

A G E

[Verse 2]

B C#m A

Come to Zom-Zom's the place to be

Like it was built in one day

B C#m G#m

You can watch the humans trying to run

B C#m

Oh look, there's a rape machine

A E

I'd go outside if it'd look the other way

B C#m G#m

Wouldn't believe the things they do

[Instrumental]

A G E

B C#m A E B C#m G#m

[Verse 3]

B F#

Down in the park

Where the chant is death, death, death

Til' sun cries morning

B F# G#

Down in the park with friends of mine

B F# A

We are not lovers, we are not romantics

We are here to serve you

B F# G#

Different face but the words never change

[Outro]

About Down In The Park Chords by Foo Fighters

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

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What key is "Down In The Park" in?

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