Biografía:
Robert Pickering "Bo" Burnham (born August 21, 1990) is an American comedian, musician, actor, filmmaker and poet.[1][2][3] He began his performance career as a YouTuber in March 2006, and his videos have been viewed over 250 million times[3][4] as of December 2018.
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Otras canciones:
- #deep
- 3.14 Apple Pi
- 3.14 Apple Pie
- Are You Happy
- Art Is Dead
- Cookout
- Country Song
- Eff
- From God's Perspective
- Hell Of A Ride
- I'm Bo Yo
- Kill Yourself
- Kill Youself
- Little Adolf
- Love Is...
- Lower Your Expectations
- Men And Women
- My Whole Family
- New Math
- Oh My God
- Perfect Woman
- Repeat Stuff
- Sad
- Straight White Male
- Welcome To Youtube
- Words Words Words
- From Gods Perspective
- 314 Apple Pi
- A Love Ballad
- Cant Handle This
- Channel 5 News
- Cun
- Deep
- Fetus
- He Meant To Knock The Water Over
- High School Party
- Im Bo Yo
- Love Is
- My Better Half
- My Little Secret
- Nerds
- Oh Bo
- Oh My God Song From The Perspective Of God
- Rant
- Sunday School
- The Break Up Song
- The Perfect Woman
- The Twitter Song
- Whats Funny
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
C F C Em
It's about all the sad stuff.
C F C Em
Just picture a depressed onion cutting itself.
Interlude:
C F C Em
C F C Em
C F
I met a homeless man named Rich
C G
Isn't that terrible?
C F
I saw a flyer for a lost dog
Am Em
And the dog didn't have any legs
C F Am G
I saw a diabetic kid trick-or-treating
C F
I saw a giraffe who had a short neck
Am G
That was sad, or a deer
E F C G
I saw an old man get hit by a train
E F
He didn't see it in the pouring rain
C G E
He didn't hear me shout, "Look out for the train!"
Because I didn't say anything.
Interlude: C F C Em
C F C Em
I just thought to myself, "Ooh, this is gonna be sad."
C F C Em
And it was.
C F C Em
I'm a genius.
C F
I saw a man with only one eye
C G
In a 3D movie
C F
I saw a little boy drop his ice cream cone
Am Em
Directly on his mother's corpse
C F
I saw a kitten stuck in a tree
Am G
Then the kitten jumped off and he hung himself
C F Am G
I saw a boy who had red hair.
E F C G
I went to a store looking for something to buy
E F
But they only sold paintings of the same sad guy
C G
No, wait--this store sells mirrors!
E
See what I did there?
C Em F Fm
Let's rock! No.
C Em F Fm
C Em F Fm
C Em F G
-spoken-
The world's so sad, bros. Pain, genocide, war, xxxism, racism.
But I've gotta remember there's good things about it too.
Like the fact that none of that's happening to me! Score! Still,
though, it's hard not to be sad about it. How do y'all do it? I've
been telling you guys terribly sad things this whole song; you
haven't been sad at all. You've been--you've been happy--no,
you've been laughing. That's it, laughter, it's the key to everything.
It's the way to solve all the sadness in the world! I mean not for the
people that are actually sad, but the people like us that've gotta
xxxxing deal with them all the time. Being a comedian isn't being
an insensitive prick capitalizing on the most animalistic impulses
of the public; it's being a hero. The world isn't sad. The world's
funny! I'm a sociopath!
C F
I saw an old man slip and fall
Am G
Hey, what a xxxxing idiot
C F
I saw a woman at her daughter's funeral
Am G
Ha ha ha. Classic comedy.
C F
Everything that once was sad
Am G
Is somehow funny now
C F
The Holocaust and 9/11
Am G
That xxxx's funny 24/7, cuz
E F C G
Tragedy will be exclusively joked about
E F C
Because my empathy is bumming me out
G E
Goodbye, sadness
C F C Em C
Hello jokes.
It's about all the sad stuff.
C F C Em
Just picture a depressed onion cutting itself.
Interlude:
C F C Em
C F C Em
C F
I met a homeless man named Rich
C G
Isn't that terrible?
C F
I saw a flyer for a lost dog
Am Em
And the dog didn't have any legs
C F Am G
I saw a diabetic kid trick-or-treating
C F
I saw a giraffe who had a short neck
Am G
That was sad, or a deer
E F C G
I saw an old man get hit by a train
E F
He didn't see it in the pouring rain
C G E
He didn't hear me shout, "Look out for the train!"
Because I didn't say anything.
Interlude: C F C Em
C F C Em
I just thought to myself, "Ooh, this is gonna be sad."
C F C Em
And it was.
C F C Em
I'm a genius.
C F
I saw a man with only one eye
C G
In a 3D movie
C F
I saw a little boy drop his ice cream cone
Am Em
Directly on his mother's corpse
C F
I saw a kitten stuck in a tree
Am G
Then the kitten jumped off and he hung himself
C F Am G
I saw a boy who had red hair.
E F C G
I went to a store looking for something to buy
E F
But they only sold paintings of the same sad guy
C G
No, wait--this store sells mirrors!
E
See what I did there?
C Em F Fm
Let's rock! No.
C Em F Fm
C Em F Fm
C Em F G
-spoken-
The world's so sad, bros. Pain, genocide, war, xxxism, racism.
But I've gotta remember there's good things about it too.
Like the fact that none of that's happening to me! Score! Still,
though, it's hard not to be sad about it. How do y'all do it? I've
been telling you guys terribly sad things this whole song; you
haven't been sad at all. You've been--you've been happy--no,
you've been laughing. That's it, laughter, it's the key to everything.
It's the way to solve all the sadness in the world! I mean not for the
people that are actually sad, but the people like us that've gotta
xxxxing deal with them all the time. Being a comedian isn't being
an insensitive prick capitalizing on the most animalistic impulses
of the public; it's being a hero. The world isn't sad. The world's
funny! I'm a sociopath!
C F
I saw an old man slip and fall
Am G
Hey, what a xxxxing idiot
C F
I saw a woman at her daughter's funeral
Am G
Ha ha ha. Classic comedy.
C F
Everything that once was sad
Am G
Is somehow funny now
C F
The Holocaust and 9/11
Am G
That xxxx's funny 24/7, cuz
E F C G
Tragedy will be exclusively joked about
E F C
Because my empathy is bumming me out
G E
Goodbye, sadness
C F C Em C
Hello jokes.
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