Jim Morrison

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(Chorus)
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
Yeah, he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
And he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Jim Morrison
(Verse 1)
Am C
Abbey Road and Blueprint playing on vinyl
Am G
With the hippy flower princess, born in Ohio
Am C
Chats with label presidents about my goals
Am D
And that's before 23, damn straight, I'm so Michael
(Pre-Chorus)
F C
The teachers said I'm nothing
Am G
But Kanye gave me college
F C
And they feel me down in Brooklyn
Am Em
Yeah, I'm feeling very Christopher Wallace
F C
Roll me up that Mr. Marley
Am G
Take a pull and kick some knowledge
N.C.
Ask my father, getting money is hereditary
Will Smith, bitch, I am feeling legendary
[Chorus]
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
Yeah, he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
And he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Jim Morrison
[Verse 2]
Am C
Brews with Chris Zarou, we at the Four Seasons
Am G
Got my mother crying for the right reasons
Am C
Cute English reporter tells me I'm steaming
Am D
I reply that, "I'm just blessed to be eating"
[Pre-Chorus]
F C
The teachers said I'm nothing
Am G
But Kanye gave me college
F C
And they feel me down in Brooklyn
Am Em
Yeah, I'm feeling very Christopher Wallace
F C
Roll me up that Mr. Marley
Am G
Take a pull and kick some knowledge
N.C.
Ask my father, getting money is hereditary
Will Smith, bitch, I am feeling legendary
[Chorus]
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
Yeah, he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Am C G D
This young boy is a problem, you should call it in
Am C G D
And he's kicking down the Doors, Jim Morrison
Jim Morrison

Jim Morrison chords and lyrics

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(Chorus)
Jim Morrison
(Verse 1)
(Pre-Chorus)
                 N.C.
Ask my father, getting money is hereditary
Will Smith, bitch, I am feeling legendary
[Chorus]
Jim Morrison
[Verse 2]
[Pre-Chorus]
                 N.C.
Ask my father, getting money is hereditary
Will Smith, bitch, I am feeling legendary
[Chorus]
Jim Morrison

Jim Morrison Chords by Jon Bellion

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