I’m Not Famous

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Chorus:
           C                Dm
Where my haters, where my haters?
         Bb                 F
I don't got 'em, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm Bb F

           C             Dm
It don't matter what my name is
         Bb                F
I don't got one, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm

Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Verse 1:
 C                    Dm
You've never heard of me
           Bb               F
Or the weird xxxx I do and say
 C             Dm
That's my favorite thing
              Bb      F
That I'm not famous, no
  C              Dm
And I'm never on TV
         Bb              F
Throwing up on an LA street
 C           Dm
Nobody judges me
                  Bb    F
'Cause I'm not famous, no

Pre-Chorus:
C      Dm          Bb        F
Paparazzi is at an all time low
C     Dm                   Bb      F
Paparazzi, they don't care where I go

Chorus:
          C                 Dm
Where my haters, where my haters
          Bb               F
I don't got 'em, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm Bb F

           C               Dm
It don't matter what my name is
           Bb              F
I don't got one, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm

 Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Interlude: C Dm

Bb       F          C Dm
I'm not famous, no x3

Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Verse 2:
  C          Dm
You never overheard
        Bb                    F
That I blew twenty grand on shirts
   C              Dm
Nobody knows my quirks
                 Bb    F
'Cause I'm not famous, no
  C                  Dm
Everyone got their habits
       Bb                    F
But you'll never hear what mine is
  C                   Dm             Bb     F
Best thing about my life is I'm not famous, no

Pre-Chorus:
 C      Dm              Bb      F
Pa- paparazzi is at an all time low
 C      Dm                      Bb      F
Pa- paparazzi, they don't care where I go

Chorus:

Where my haters, where my haters
          Bb               F
I don't got 'em, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm Bb F

           C               Dm
It don't matter what my name is
           Bb              F
I don't got one, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm

 Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Interlude: C Dm

Bb       F          C Dm
I'm not famous, no x3

Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Hook:
    C           Dm
Hate it, hate-hate it -no-
   Bb            C
Hate it, hate- hate it

Interlude: C Dm Bb F

Chorus:

Where my haters, where my haters
          Bb               F
I don't got 'em, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm Bb F

           C               Dm
It don't matter what my name is
           Bb              F
I don't got one, I'm not famous, no

Interlude: C Dm

 Bb
And I don't hate it, no

Interlude: C Dm

Bb       F          C Dm
I'm not famous, no x3

Bb
And I don't hate it, no
 C       Dm
And I don't hate it, no
 Bb        F
I'm not famous, no
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Biography

AJR is a New York City-based indie pop band composed of brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met (born Metzger). The band is a DIY pop group who write, produce, and mix their own material in the living room of their Chelsea apartment. Their music style has been described as “eclectic”, combining elements of pop, barbershop, electronic, and dubstep music. They have opened for Demi Lovato, Hoodie Allen and the Wanted. In Summer 2014 the band went on tour with Lindsey Stirling.

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