Intro:
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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:
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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
Compositores: Peter Doherty, Carl Barat, John Hassall, Dirty Pretty Things
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