2 acessos
Intro: C C7+ C C7+ Em F Am Bb G E|----------------------------------1-----1---1-------0--0------0---0-------0-----0-----0------3----| B|----------------------------------1-----------------1------2--------2-------2-----2-----2----3----| G|----------------------------------2---1---1---1-----2----2------2-------------2-----2--------0----| D|---------------------------0--2---3-----------------2----------------------------------------0----| A|---------------------0--2---------3-----------------0---------------------1------------------2----| E|------------------3---------------1----------------------------------------------------------3----| Riff 1 Riff 2 E|-------------------1-----| E|----------------------1-----| B|-------------------1-----| B|----------------------1-----| G|-------------------2-----| G|----------------------2-----| D|------------0--2---3-----| D|---------------0--2---3-----| A|------0--2---------3-----| A|------0--2--3---------3-----| E|---3---------------1-----| E|---3------------------1-----| C C7+ C C7+ Here's a story about the rules of death and glory Em (Riff 1) To be learned by heart by all children of men F Am It's the hour of the morning on the day after the dawning Bb G When the sun they said would never set finally set again C C7+ C C7+ Was it cromwell or orwell who first led you to the stairwell Em (Riff 2) Which leads only forever to kingdom come F Am Rushed alone by guiding hands whispers of the promised land Bb G G G# They wished you luck and handed you a gun C G G# Life could be so handsome C G G# Life could be so gay C We're going nowhere Bb G But nowhere, nowhere's on our way C C7+ C C7+ In the pub that night racking out the lines of shite Em (Riff 1) Putting to right all of the world's great wrongs F Am Yes we thought that they were brothers then they half-murdered each other Bb G Then they did a karaoke turn and murdered our best song C C7+ C C7+ Told the governor's wife about the last night of his life Em (Riff 1) She turned away in tears called you a liar F Am Where are all the old dreams now? the batallions, once so proud Bb G G G# Lost in some old song and hanging on the old barbedwire C G G# Life could be so handsome C G G# It's so good to be okay C We're going nowhere Bb G But nowhere, nowhere's on our way Solo: E|-------------------------------------------------------------| B|-------------------------------------------------------------| G|-------------------------------------------------------------| D|--0h2--2--2-2-2-0-2-0----0---------0h2--2--2-2-2-0-2-0-------| A|----------------------3----3p0-------------------------3-----| E|-------------------------------------------------------------| E|--------------------0-------------------------------------------1-1-1-1---3-3-----| B|--4-6-4--3--1-1----------4-6-4/6-----5--5h6--5----6~---3--1-----3-3-3-3---3-3-----| G|-----------------0----------------8-----------------------------3-3-3-3---4-4-----| D|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| C C7+ C C7+ Nowhere in the institutions did they teach that revolution Em (Riff 1) Was something that could ever come to pass F Am Oh we tried one, once before was the king's head on the floor Bb G G G# And we got booted out the boozer cause someone smashed the glass C G G# Life could be so handsome C G G# Life could be okay C We're going nowhere Bb G G G# But nowhere, nowhere's on our way C G G# Life could be so handsome C G G# It's all gonna be okay C We're going nowhere Bb G Cause nowhere, nowhere's on our way C Nowhere's on our way C C7+ C C7+ Em F Am Bb G C C7+ C C7+ Em