Lirik dan Chord Lagu Stereotypes dari Blur

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Grup band rock alternatif kenamaan asal Inggris, Blur merilis lagu berjudul “Stereotypes” pada tahun 1995.

Lagu yang diciptakan oleh Damon Albarn (vokalis) ini merupakan bagian dari album studio keempat band yang bertajuk The Great Escape.

Album tersebut berisikan 17 trek dan saat debut perilisannya sukses mencapai posisi pertama di UK Albums Chart.

Baca juga: Lirik dan Chord Lagu Pressure on Julian - Blur

Berikut ini lirik dan chord lagu “Stereotypes” dari Blur.

Capo 2

[Verse 1]
Am                              Am/E
The suburbs they are dreaming
                 Am                 Am/E
They're a twinkle in her eye
F#m                        F
She's been feeling frisky
                 E
Since her husband said goodbye

[Verse 2]
        Am                     Am/E              Am    Am/E
She wears a low cut T-shirt runs a little B&B
          F#m              F                              E
She's most accommodating when she's in her lingerie

[Bridge]
          G
Wife swapping is the future
         G
You know that it would suit you

[Chorus]
Am
Yes, they're stereotypes

There must be more to life
F#m                          D            A
All your life you are dreaming
                       D        A
And then you stop dreaming
                      B
From time to time you know
                        C              D                     Am
You should be going on another bender

[Verse 3]
        Am                        Am/E
The suburbs they are sleeping
              Am                Am/E
But he's dressing up tonight
       F#m                  F                E
She likes a man in uniform he loves to wear it tight

[Verse 4]
             Am                  Am/E          Am        Am/E
They're on the lovers sofa they're on the patio
         F#m                   F                  E
And when the fun is over watch themselves on video

[Bridge]
         G
The neighbors may be staring

But they are just past caring

[Chorus]
Am
Yes, they're stereotypes