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Alternative, maybe easier, version:
  • Transpose the chords 4 half steps down [ -4 ]
  • Put a capo on fret 4 to stay in the same key

UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro:
    E  B  B    Gb
    E  B  B    Gb
    E  B  Abm  Gb
    E  B  Abm  Gb

Verse:
E           
All these kinds of places
        B
Make it seem like it's been ages
   Abm                                       Gb
Tommorrow some new building will scrape the sky
   E
I love this country dearly
       B
I can feel the ladder clearly
       Abm                            Gb
But I never thought I'd be alone to try

Verse:
E
Once I was outside Penn station
B
Selling red and white carnations
Abm                              Gb
We were still alone, my wife and I
E
Before we marry, save my money
B
Brought my dear wife over
       Abm                            Gb
Now I want to bring my family state side

Chorus:
E                      B
But off the boat they sail a while
      Gb
Then scatter cross the course
E                  B             Gb
Once a year I'll see them for a week or so at most
          E       B       Abm       Gb
I took a walk

Verse:
E
Practice isn't perfect
          B
With the market cuts and loss
     Abm                                  Gb
I remind myself that times could be much worse
     E
My wife won't ask me questions
        B
It was not so much to ask
            Abm                           Gb
And she'll never flaunt around an empty purse

Verse:
E
Once my mother-in-law came
          B
Just to stay a couple nights
        Abm                               Gb
Then decided she will stay the rest of her life
   E                                    B
I watch my little children, play some board game in the kitchen
       Abm                              Gb
And I sit and pray they never feel my strife.

Chorus:
     E               B                 Gb
But then my partner called to say the pension funds were gone
    E                B
He made some bad investments
         Gb
Now the counts are overdrawn
          E       B       Abm       Gb
I took a walk

Bridge:
Dbm              Ebm            E
Honey it's this loan I think I borrowed just too much
        Dbm          Ebm          
We had taxes we had bills
          E
We had a lifestyle of fun
       Dbm               Ebm        
And tonight I swear I'll come home
               E                 Gb
And we'll make love like we're young
       Dbm               Ebm
And tomorrow you'll cook dinner
        E                 Gb
For the neighbors and the kids
       Dbm             Ebm
We can rip apart those socialists
     E                Gb
And all their damn taxes
       Dbm          Ebm
You'll see I am no criminal
    E                Gb
I'm down on both bad knees
    Dbm             Ebm
I'm just too much a coward
     E               Gb
To admit when I'm in need
          E       B       Abm       Gb
I took a walk

Outro: E    
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Biography

Passion Pit is an American indietronica band from Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, formed in 2007. The band consists solely of Michael Angelakos (lead vocals, keyboards), joined live by Chris Hartz (drums), Aaron Harrison Folb (bass/synthesizers), Giuliano Pizzulo (guitar/synthesizers), and Ray Suen (guitar/synthesizers).

“Passion Pit” was a vocabulary word used in a class Michael took in school. The band called their name from the Variety Slanguage Dictionary

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