@@Renan3256 it's become one of my personal favourite songs. So fucking good! Have rarely found such talented music (and I listen to a lot of good music)
WICKER PARK CHORDS Intro F#m C#m Bm D A E Bm F#m x2 F#m7 (9th fret) E Bm F#m7 x2 C#m7 (9th fret) Bm7 x2 A Repeat A B F#m D A x4 D (?1) (?2) F#m (?1) 3rd --6 (?2) 4 4th--7 5 5th--4 2
living in the suburbs is such a drag, my parents give me money to fill plastic bags / some day i'll live large,get a brand new car, and drive to chicago where my life will start / oh i'm so cliché, the city and my suburb are the fucking same / i'll move to logan square, shop at wicker park, american apparel and latte art / staying inside after it gets dark, i love the city just not the poor parts, my alternative lifestyle's a fucking farce / mommy think's i'm crazy 'cause i dyed all my hair (???) patches of (???) on the clothes that i wear / some (???) tried to steal my backpack, the six corners is the only place that i don't get laughed at / "so you work for a company that tells other people about a service that a coffee company offers for a website? oh you go to a club in boystown where they play retro new wave music? what's that like?" / who fucking cares about the brand of circular sunglasses you wear / your slick beard or your fixed gear bike or whatever other shit that encompasses your life / i happen to think you're boring and trite, so you say they're the same does that make me half right/ i'm still better off than you you delusional asswipe / people like you just make me sick your city is the suburb your poor is for the rich / when you abandon your apartment and move back with your mom i hope it all burns so your neighborhood is gone
@@sheikhabrarhossain7926 its mocking the trust fund kids whos parents pay for them to go to art school and eveything else while boasting a pretentious attitude which makes them think that theyre the absolute shit because they think theyre living a sophisticated lifestyle. Homie just dissed the fake gentrifial hipsters
Hey. I'm not from Chicago, and altho i recognize that this is a call out song, I'm confused about it's context and who this is tryna diss on. Could you please help me understand the meaning of Wicker Park?
Vince Staples had the same sentiments about oil refineries in Long Beach: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ulMu23o-xkE.html Its cool when rappers and punks have the same goals of destroying industrial capitalism. Right on ☭
living in the suburbs is such a drag, my parents give me money to fill plastic bags / some day i'll live large,get a brand new car, and drive to chicago where my life will start / oh i'm so cliché, the city and my suburb are the fucking same / i'll move to logan square, shop at wicker park, american apparel and latte art / staying inside after it gets dark, i love the city just not the poor parts, my alternative lifestyle's a fucking farce / mommy think's i'm crazy 'cause i dyed all my hair put patches of food items on the clothes that i wear / some less fortunate tried to steal my backpack, the six corners is the only place that i don't get laughed at / "so you work for a company that tells other people about a service that a coffee company offers for a website? oh you go to a club in boystown where they play retro new wave music? what's that like?" / who fucking cares about the brand of circular sunglasses you wear / your slick beard or your fixed gear bike or whatever other shit that encompasses your life / i happen to think you're boring and trite, so you say they're the same does that make me half right/ i'm still better off than you you delusional asswipe / people like you just make me sick your city is the suburb your poor is for the rich / when you abandon your apartment and move back with your mom i hope it all burns so your neighborhood is gone
