Key: G
Introduction:
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B
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D
A
E
G
Joshua smiled, said “listen to reason,
GEm
don’t blame me when the walls come tumbling
C G
down."
G
So I was adrift on the sea of longing
GEm
awaiting the trumpets to raise your ivory
C G
gown.
Em C G
And if only time will tell
G
Then I can’t stand waiting
GEm
While the lights are changing on me
C G
Tell it to my own free will
Bm C
If I lost this thorn from my side
D
I think I’d die.
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G
Albert Camus said, “living is anguish,"
GEm
but don’t dare let those bastards carry you
C G
down.
G
And if this is so then I see no reason
GEm C
for spending the evening doing anything but going down
G
town.
Em C G
And if only time will tell
G
Then I can’t stand waiting
GEm
While the lights are changing on me
C G
Tell it to my own free will
Bm C
If I lost this thorn from my side
D
I'd probably die.
D
Most likely die
D
I think I’d die.
Gºver