Scott Making Cents - Sad Songs That Suck

Neil Young Song (Not Stolen)

I stole this song
This is a Neil Young song
Nobody tell him
That I stole this song

I changed this chord
There's only so many chords
And so many melodies
Before its Heart of gold... again

And he's got so many songs
They all sound the same
Acoustic guitar, rock and roll hall of fame
Is he litigious?
I hope he's religious
Jesus, Please Neil don't sue

If I was born 100 years ago
I could have written Ohio too
And Harvest Moon

It's funny how you're the old man now
Mr. Young, that's called irony
(bc your name is young but you're old)

He's got so many songs
They all sound the same
Acoustic guitar, rock and roll hall of fame
Is he litigious?
I hope he's religious
Jesus, Please Neil don't sue

Please don't tell Neil Young about this
Please don't tell Neil Young about this
Please don't tell Neil Young about this
Please don't tell Neil Young about this

He's got so many songs
They all sound the same
Acoustic guitar, rock and roll hall of fame
Is he litigious?
I hope he's religious
Jesus, Please Neil don't sue



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Writer(s): Scott Greenberg
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