Everyone's Dying Grandmas Drunk Again chords by Roe Kapara

• Difficulty: Intermediate 💪

Verse 1:
A#m           F
    Grandma’s drunk again
B                 F#
passed out in her soup.
A#m              F
    The rats are singing
B             F#
there’s asbestos in the roof.
A#m     F
    Mr. Perkins in the



B                   F#
front yard with his gun.
A#m              F
    The kids are crying
      B                F#
as he points it at the sun.

Chorus:
F#      G#               F           F#
I smell pollen where the grass still lives
F#              G#        F             F#
standing on the mezzanine choking on my spit.
F#      G#              F         F#
I still wonder why they live like this
F#         G#         F*
it seems like everyone’s dying.

Instrumental:
A#m  F  B  F#  (x2)

Verse 2:
A#m                F
    She killed her husband ‘cause he
B                F#
loved her like a whore.
A#m              F
    They say the flowers grew
    B                  F#
the day she dumped the corpse.
A#m               F
    She drowns herself inside her
B           F#
Tylenol and pills.
A#m          F
    Says she could have been
   B            F#
an actress in a film.

Chorus:
    F#      G#               F           F#
But I smell pollen where the grass still lives
F#              G#        F#            F#
standing on the mezzanine choking on my spit.
F#      G#              F         F#
I still wonder why they live like this
F#         G#         F*
It seems like everyone’s dying.

Instrumental:
A#m  F  B  F#  (x4)

Bridge:
C#      G#      F F#
   This town is dying.
C#     G#       F    F#
   Why are they like this?
C#     G#       F F#
   God keeps on lying.
C#         G#     F    F#
   They’ll try to hide it.
C#                             G#
   They’re setting fire to the churches tonight.
F                            F#
   The shadows dance on the wall.
C#                 G#               F*
   Waiting for the answers to their calls.

Outro:
A#m  F  B  F#  (x4)

backwards gibberish



* = Strum once and let ring