The Offspring

YoSabina · 120 BPM · 4/4

The Offspring

YoSabina · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

A

A✕123
 My friend's got a girlfriend, man, he hates that bitch
 He tells me every day
 He says, "Man, I really gotta lose my chick
 In the worst kind of way"
 She sits on her ass, he works his hands to the bone
 To give heAr money every payday
ABut she wants more dinero just to stay at home
AWell, my frieAmnd, you gottAa say
AI won't pay, I won't pay ya, no way-ay-ay-ay
ANa-na, why don't you get a job?
ASay no way, say no way-ah, no way-ay-ay-ay
ANa-na, why don't you get Ama job?
AmI guess all Chis money, well, it isn't eAnough
ATo keep the bill collectCors at bay
CI guess all Dhis monAmey, wellA, it isn't enough
A'CCause that girl's got expensive taste
CI Fwon't pay, I wGon't pay ya, nAo way-ay-ay-ay
ANa-na, why don't you Eget a jAob?
ASay no way, say no way-aEh, no wayA-ay-ay-ay
ANa-na, why don't you gAmet a job?
AmWell, I guess it Aain't easy doiAmng nothing at allA, oh yeah
ABut, hey man, free rides just don't come along every day
A(Let me tell you about my other friend noCw)
CMy friend's got a boyfriend, man,G she hates tAhat dick
AShe tells me eveCry day
CHe wants morDe dinerAo just to stay at home
AWell, Cmy friend, you gotta say
CIF won't pay, I wGon't pay ya, no wayAm-ay-ay-ay
AmNa-na, whyA don't you get a job?
ASay no way, say no way-ah, no way-ay-ay-ay
ANa-na, why don't you get a job?
AI won't give you no money, I always pay
DNa-na, wAhy don't you get a job?
ASay no way, say no waAmy-ah, no way-ay-ay-ay
AmNa-na, why Adon't you get a job?
A

♪ instrumental ♪

AHey, that's something everyone can enjoy
A

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All Chords Used (7)
KeyB minor
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play The Offspring by YoSabina on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 2 you play A, Am, C, D, F, G and more, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a strong pick if you want a driving, upbeat feel with a dark edge. At about 120 BPM, it should feel energetic but still manageable once you lock in the changes. You get a repeating groove that sounds powerful when you play it cleanly and keep the rhythm steady.

You will move between open shapes and barre shapes, so the main challenge is the grip and endurance in your fretting hand. The open chords D, E, G, and A should feel familiar, while B, Bm, and F# need more pressure and accuracy. Watch the opening move from B to Bm and back again - that is the change most likely to trip you up.

Start by practicing the opening progression slowly and evenly until the B to Bm shift feels automatic. Then add the open shapes one at a time, keeping your strumming consistent. Once the chord changes are smooth, bring the tempo up in small steps until you can hold the full groove comfortably.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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