this is my first time trying this , so some of it may be wrong . and i just took the
lyrics from another website , so they could be off too .
and you’ll have to pay attention to the timing because the line with the chords
might not format properly with the line with the lyrics .
i’m just playing the power chords
E A B
when you gonna do some damage , little brother?
E A B
now that half your life is over if you’re lucky ,
E A B A
looking at the traits of men down through your family .
E A B
boom , there go the treetops once more ’round the sun – dried .
E A B
just in case you were not listening , i’m for
E A B
damage , sweet damage . oh
E A B
damage , sweet damage . oh
E D A E D A
damage ,
E
c’mon tell us what we’ve won .
D
little brother’s doing well
A
with his cave paintings selling
E
to the balance and their brides .
D
little brother , you’re inside ,
A
you’re a natural , we joke ,
E
in the early abcs .
D
little brother couldn’t see ,
A
crossed his eyes once again .
E
he thought you were in love ,
D
he’s just glad to be free .
A E
to our council highly recommended .
( chorus )
D E
oh , oh , oh , oh ( x2 )
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
any you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E
with this slight victory ,
D
little brother took the keys
A
to the city , which he found on the floor
E D
of his van . little brother ,
A E
cap in hand , found a turn of events unexpected .
( chorus )
D E
oh oh oh oh
D E
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
and you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E B D A
E B D A
E
introductions have been made .
D A
little brother , unconvinced , yet again blew her off . she thought she’d
E D
stick it out . little brother wished her well .
A E
the best wishes on both ends extended .
( chorus )
D E
oh oh oh oh
D E
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
and you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E B D A
E B D A
E B D A
E
ma ma ma ma
B
ma ma ma ma
D
ma ma ma ma
A
ma ma ma ma
we end up together
E B D A E .
this is my first time trying this , so some of it may be wrong . and i just took the
lyrics from another website , so they could be off too .
and you’ll have to pay attention to the timing because the line with the chords
might not format properly with the line with the lyrics .
i’m just playing the power chords
E A B
when you gonna do some damage , little brother?
E A B
now that half your life is over if you’re lucky ,
E A B A
looking at the traits of men down through your family .
E A B
boom , there go the treetops once more ’round the sun – dried .
E A B
just in case you were not listening , i’m for
E A B
damage , sweet damage . oh
E A B
damage , sweet damage . oh
E D A E D A
damage ,
E
c’mon tell us what we’ve won .
D
little brother’s doing well
A
with his cave paintings selling
E
to the balance and their brides .
D
little brother , you’re inside ,
A
you’re a natural , we joke ,
E
in the early abcs .
D
little brother couldn’t see ,
A
crossed his eyes once again .
E
he thought you were in love ,
D
he’s just glad to be free .
A E
to our council highly recommended .
( chorus )
D E
oh , oh , oh , oh ( x2 )
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
any you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E
with this slight victory ,
D
little brother took the keys
A
to the city , which he found on the floor
E D
of his van . little brother ,
A E
cap in hand , found a turn of events unexpected .
( chorus )
D E
oh oh oh oh
D E
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
and you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E B D A
E B D A
E
introductions have been made .
D A
little brother , unconvinced , yet again blew her off . she thought she’d
E D
stick it out . little brother wished her well .
A E
the best wishes on both ends extended .
( chorus )
D E
oh oh oh oh
D E
B
and you looked
D A
oh , like you were saying something .
B
and you looked
D A
like you were saying something .
E B D A
E B D A
E B D A
E
ma ma ma ma
B
ma ma ma ma
D
ma ma ma ma
A
ma ma ma ma
we end up together
E B D A E .
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