Year 3000 Jonas Brothers
Yo, this is my first submission. It sounds pretty good. Not spot on but good
enough for beginner players.
Verse 1
[G]One day when I [D]came home at [C]lunchtime
I [C]heard a [D]funny noise
[G]Went out to the [D]back yard to[C] find out if it was,
[C]One of those [D]rowdy boys
[G]Stood there with my [D]neighbor called [C]Peter
[C]And a Flux [D]Capacitor
PreChorus
[G]He told me he built a[D] time machine
Like the one in a [C]film I’ve seen,
[D]Yeah...
Chorus
He said I've [G]been to the [D]year three[C] thousand[D]
[D]Not much has[G] changed but they[D] lived unde[C]r water[D],
[D]And your [G]great, great[D], great gra[C]nd daughter,[D]
[D]Is doing [G]fine ([D]doing f[C]ine)
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He [G]took me to the [D]future in the[C] flux thing and[C] I saw[D] everything,
[G]Boy bands and[D] another one an[C]d another one..[C]. an[D]d another one!
[G]Girl's there, with [D]brown hair, like[C] Star wars
[C]And float [D]above the floor
[G]We drove round in a[D] time machine,
Like the one in the [C]film I’ve seen..
[D]Yeah...
Chorus
He said I've [G]been to the [D]year three[C] thousand[D]
[D]Not much has[G] changed but they[D] lived unde[C]r water[D],
[D]And your [G]great, great[D], great gra[C]nd daughter,[D]
[D]Is doing [G]fine ([D]doing f[C]ine)
Bridge
[G]I took a trip to the [D]year 3 thousand
[C]This song had gone [D]multi platinum,
[G]everybody bought our [D]7th album.
[C]It had outsold [D]Kelly Clarkson,
[G]I took a trip to the [D]year 3 thousand
[C]This song had gone [D]multi platinum,
[G]Everybody bought our [D]7th album,[C] 7th album.
[G]He told me he built a[D] time machine
Like the one in a [C]film I’ve seen,
[D]Yeah... he said...
Chorus x4
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