Jeff Rosenstock - Bang on the door

^EI wanna say I’m just paranoid, but I’m ^Anot. ^BThere was a bang on the d^Eoor ^A There^G# was a bang on the ^F#mdoor ^EI wanna say I’m just paranoid, but I’m ^Anot. ^BThere was a bang on the d^Eoor ^A There^G# was a bang on the ^F#mdoor

and we can ^Bkeep pretending that this isn’t really happening or w^Aait until the noise goes aw^Eay. We can decl^Bare our grand ambitions about living somewhere different but we ^Aaren’t doing anything tod^Eay. We can av^Aoid the telephone when it’s a nu^Ember we don’t know but we don’t e^Aven kn^G#ow what they’re gonna^F#m say.

^EI wanna say I’m just paranoid, but I’m ^Anot. ^BThere was a bang on the d^Eoor ^A There^G# was a bang on the ^F#mdoor ^EI wanna say I’m just paranoid, but I’m ^Anot. ^BThere was a bang on the d^Eoor ^A There^G# was a bang on the ^F#mdoor

I’m tired of the ^C#mdownstairs ^G#neighbors ^Ajudging ^Eme when I ^G#come home late and ^Adrunk. I’m tired of them^C#m judging me^G# from acro^Ass the s^Etreet for ^G#the time that I wak^Ae up. I’m tired of the c^Eonstant ^Bfear of ^C#mbuilding s^G#momething h^Aere when I ^Eknow for ^Bsure they’ll leave us h^Eigh and d^Bry without ^C#mthinking ^G#mtwice when we ^Acan’t p^Eay mo^Bre.

There was a bang on the ^Edoor. (There was a bang on the door.) ^A Ther^G#e was a bang on the^F#m door. (There was a bang on the door.) ^B There was a bang on the^E door. (There was a bang on the door.) ^A Ther^G#e was a bang on the ^F#mdoor.