Rise Against – Black Masks And Gasoline (Ukulele)

Em                    C
simply because you can breathe doesn't mean you're alive

G                  D
or that you really live

Em                     C
this life has taken its toll

                 G                          D
she just doesn't know how much more she can give

    Em                     C
But here at the top of the world

                 G                     D
where I raise my hands and I clench my fists

    Em                   C
they stand before me below demanding the

G                       D
answers with flips of a switch

Em             D                     C
I don't understand where you got this idea

   Em              D       C
so deeply engrained in your head that this world

   Em            D        C
is something that you must impress

  Em    D            C
cause I couldn't care less

  Em                   C
a need for revolution's rising

                G                    D
it comes to the surface gasping for air

          Em                      C
and we're not putting up with this planet

         G                       D
one more day much less one more year

 Em               C
I have an american dream

                      G                  D
but it involves black masks and gasoline

                        Em      C
one day I'll turn these thoughts into screams

                           G            D
at a world that turned its back down on me