Don’t want to be an A mer i can id i ot.
Don’t want a na tion un der the new me di a.
Hey, can you hear the sound of hys ter i a?
The sub a lim i nal mind f**k A mer i ca.
Wel come to a new kind of ten sion all a cross the a li en a tion, where ev ’ry thing is n’t meant to be o (Ab)kay.
Tel e vi sion dreams of to mor row, we’re not the ones who’re meant to fol low, for that’s e nough to ar gue.
Well, may be I am the f** got A mer i ca.
I’m not a part of a red neck a gen di da.
Now ev ’ry bod y, do the prop a gan da,
and sing a long to the age of par a noi a.
Wel come to a new kind of ten sion all a cross the a li en a tion, where ev ’ry thing is n’t meant to be o (Ab)kay.
Tel e vi sion dreams of to mor row, we’re not the ones who’re meant to fol low, for that’s e nough to ar gue.
Don’t want (Db5)to be an A (Gb5)mer i (Db5)can (Ab5)id i ot, one (Db5)na tion con (Gb5)trolled by (Db5)the (Ab5)me di a.
In (Db5)for ma tion (Gb5)age of (Db5)hys (Ab5)ter i a is call ing out to id i ot A mer i (Ab5)ca.
This page shows “American Idiot” by Green Day in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Db at 176 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.