I left you on the debris of the sunday morning market searching through odds and ends i was looking for a bargain. Heard your footsteps at the front door and that old familiar love song I knew you'd find me waiting there at the top of the stairs. I've been there and back just to see how far it is you, you tried to tell me but i had to learn for myself Trouble at the depot with the general workers union said it'll never change a thing they wont fight but they're not working Oh you were my hero now you're just my good friend I've been there and back now i know how far it is. I left you on the debris now we both know you've got no money and i wonder what you would have done without me hanging around.----------------------------------------- Greetings To The New Brunette -----------------------------Shirley, it's quite exciting to be sleeping here in this new room Shirley, you're my reason to get out of bed before noon Shirley, you know when we sat out on the fire escape talking Shirley, what did you say about running before we were walking Sometimes when we are as close as this It's like we're in a dream How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team Shirley, your sexual politics have left me all of a muddle Shirley, we are joined in the ideological cuddle I'm celebrating my love to you With a pint of beer and a new tattoo And if you haven't noticed yet I'm more impressionable when my cement is wet Politics and pregnancy Are debated as we empty our glasses And how I love those evening classes Shirley, you really know how to make a young man angry Shirley, could we get through the night without mentioning family The people from your church agree It's not much of a career Trying the handles of parked cars Whoops,there goes another year Whoops,there goes another pint of beer Here we are in our summer years Living on ice-cream and chocolate kisses Would the leaves fall from the trees If I was your old man and you were my missus Shirley, give my greetings to the new brunette Greetings to the new brunette...-----------------------------------intro: D Bm D Bm A D Bm D BmD G A I hate the arsehole I becomeG Everytime I'm with youD G A You know you've got me on the runG But let me make it clear to youBm G It's taken two fools such as weA G To make love deaf, dumb and blindD G A G Now you're upset 'cos I can't read your mind loveD G D Bm D Bm D Bm A D Bm D Bm You're upset 'cos I can't read your mindD G A I hate the arsehole I becomeG Everytime I'm with youD G A I get the feeling looking in your eyesG That somehow I should forgive youBm G A G I know that I'm guilty but I don't know what I've doneD G D G You're not about to let me join in the fun are youD G D Bm D Bm D Bm A D Bm D Bm You're not about to let me join in the funD G A I hate the arsehole I becomeG Everytime I'm with youD G A I hate the way you try to give me backG All the things I give to youBm G I know when I leave the roomA G They say what's up with himD G D G But love is not a game you play to win girlD G D Bm D Bm D Bm A D Bm D Bm Love is not a game you play to winD G A G D G A GBm G If that face of yours could only talkA G The stories it could tellD G D G The chase is always better than the kill, loveD G D D Bm... The chase is always better than the kill-------------------------------------Little Time BombG One's of them off her foodC G And the other's off his headEm G D And both of them are off down the boozerC G To drink a toastC G To the one that he hates mostEm G D G And she says there are no winner, only losersG Em Well if there are no winnersC G Then what is this he thinksEm G D As he watches her complete a lap of honourC G And he sits in the standsC G With his head in his handsEm G And he thinks of all the thingsD G He'd like to bring down upon herG Em C G Revenge will bring cold comfort in this darkest hourG C D G As the jukebox says 'It's All Over Now'Em G And he stands and he screamsC G What have I done wrongD Em C G I've fallen in love with a little time bombD Em C G I've fallen in love with a little time bombC G Am G In public he's such a manC G Am G He's punching at the walls with his bare ad bloody handsC G Am G He's screaming and shouting and acting crazyC D But at home he sits alone and he cries like a babyG Em C G Oh he holds your letters but he can't read themG C D G As he fights this loneliness that you call freedomEm G C G You said this would happen and you were not wrongD Em C G I've fallen in love with a little time bombD Em C G I've fallen in love with a little time bomb------------------------------------Must I paint you a pictureC G F It's bad timeing and meG C We find a lot of things out this wayG And there's youF G A little black cloud in a dressC G The temptationAm F To take the precious things we have a partC G C To see how they workG Am F C Must be resisted for they never fit together againG Am If this is rain let it fall on me and drown meG Am G If these are tears let them fallC G Am Must I paint you a pictureC G Am About the way that I feelC Am G You know that my love for you is strong girlC Am G You know that my love for you is realC G F It took a short walk and a talkG C To change the rules of engagementG F G While you searched frantically for reverseC G And then claimingAm F C A That virtue never tested is no virtue at allC G Am And so I lost my ignoranceF-G Am And now the bells across the river chime out your nameG Am G I look across to them again (chorus)Em C All your friends sais come down It will never flyF And on that imperfect dayG We threw it all awayEm Am Crisis after crisis, with such intensityF G This would never happen if we lived by the seaC G F Most important decisions in lifeG C Are made between two people in bedG F G I found that at my own expenseC G And when I see youAm F C G C You juts turn around and walk away like we never metG Am F Oh we used to be so braveG Am G I dreamt the wolrd stopped turning as we climbed the hillAm G I dreamt impossible dreams that we were lovers still (chorus)-------------------------------------------Ontario, Quebec and meG D G You don't need my Christmas card,Em D C You already have my heart.G D G This has been an holiday romance,Am C D Try from the very start. chorus:C G For we know how to spend the time,Em C Who cares about the weather.G D G We'll dance in the town 'till the sun goes down,Em D C And push our bed together.G D G From the land of the midnight sunglasses,Em D C To the mountain of the moon.G D G You could never stay in bed too long,Am C D I'll never come back too soon. (chorus)G Em D G You know how a fool I am,C D G With my short attention span.C D Em Flying in the really season too,C D G Nothing could keep me away from you. BREAK (same chords than a verse) (chorus)-----------------------------------------------Rotting On RemandC I stood before the judge that dayF C As he refused my bail And I knew that I would spend my timeG Awaiting trial in jailC I said there is no justiceF C As they led me out of the doorF C And the judge said, "This isn't a court of justice sonG C This is a court of law".C They first sent me to WindsorF C And then to Stoke on Trent In a holding cell in LiverpoolG Three days and nights I spentC My solicitor can't find meF C And my family don't knowF C I keep telling them that I'm innocentG C C7 They (just) say, "Come on son, in you go."F C I was picked up on suspicion of something I haven't done C B/C A/C G/C c G Here I sit in 'F' wing waiting for my trial to comeF C F It's a cruel unusual punishment that society demandsC G C Innocent till proven guilty, rotting on remandF C G C A7D I ended up in this jailG D Built in 18-82 When one man to one prison cellA Was a Victorian valueD Now three of us are squeezed in hereG D And you can't escape the smellG D Of that bucket in the cornerA D And we eat in here as well They let me out of this cageG D To slop that bucket out To get my food and bring it backA And if I'm lucky, get a showerD Apart from one hours exerciseG D I'm locked in here all dayG D You don't turn criminals into citizensA D D7 By treating them this wayG D Is the prize of law and order the stench of Wormwood ScrubsD C#/D B/D A/D A With judges quick to sentence sending more down from above G D g It's a cruel unusual punishment that society demandsD A D Innocent till proven guilty, rotting on remand G D A D ...--------------------------------------She's got a new spell (Capo 5e fret)intro: D G A D G AD What is that soundG A Where is it coming fromD All aroundG A What are you running fromBm A D Something you don't understandG Em Something you cannot commandD That's how I knowG A She's got a new spellD Yes, that's how I knowG A That she's got a new spellD What's going downG A Who's moved this room from round meD Where has it goneG A I fear this night will drown meBm A D So I lie awake all nightG Em D 'Cos I can't sleep with something I can't fightBm A DG A Bm A D The laws of gravity are very, very strictG A Bm A D And you're just bending them for your won benefitD G A D G A Bm A DD G A D G A D G ABm A DG A Bm A D The laws of gravity are very, very strictG A Bm A D And you're just bending them for your won benefit One minute she saysG A She's gone to get the cat inD The next thing I knowG A She's mumbling in Latin bm A D She cut the starts out of the skyG Em And baked them in a pieD That's how I knowG A She's got a new spellD Yes, that's how I knowG A That she's got a new spellBm A D She stole the scene and the sceneryG Em The script and the machineryD That's how I knowG A She's got a new spellD Yes, that's how I knowG A Bm A D That she's got a new spell------------------------------Sin CityIntro: G D G C G D C GG D This old town 's filled with sinG C It'll swallow you inG D If you got some money to burnG D Take it home right awayG C You've got three years to payG D G G7 The city is waiting his turn (chorus)C D G G7 This old earthquake 's gonna leave me in the poor houseC G D It seems like this old town 's insaneC D G C On the thirty-first floor, a gold plated doorG D G G D G C G D C G Won't keep out the lord's burning rainG D G C The scientist say, it will all wash awayG D But we don't, believe anymoreG D So we got our recruitG C And a green mohair suitG D G G7 So please show your I.D. at the door (chorus)G D G C A friend came around, tried to clean up this townG D His ideas made some people madG D G C But he thrusted his crowd, so he spoke right out loudG D G G7 And they lost the best friend they had (chorus)-------------------------------The Price I Payintro: G Em C G DG Em My friend said she could see no way aheadA C And I was probably better off without youG Em She said to face up to the fact that you weren't coming backA C And she could make me happy like you used toG B7 But I'm sorry to say I turned her away C Ab Maj7 Knowing everything she said was trueG Em C G D And that's the price I pay for loving you the way that I doG Em There's something inside that hurts my foolish prideA C To visit the places we used to go togetherG Em Not a day goes by that I don't sit and wonder whyA C Your feelings for me didn't last foreverG B7 Girl I love you so much that sometimes it's such C Ab Maj7 I'd walk a mile with a stone in my shoeG Em C G D And that's that price I pay for loving you the way that I do (2x)G Em A CG Em A CG B7 So keep that phone out of my way for the things I must say C Ab Maj7 Are empty if you don't believe they're trueG Em C G D And that's that price I pay for loving you the way that I doG Em C G D That's the price I pay for loving you the way that I doG Em I love you so much that baby it's suchA C I'd walk a mile with a stone in my shoe ...----------------------------------tell but I'm sitting here in the dark with my 12-string, which is no fun to pick on, and no cd player... so. intro/verses: (much easier to play this C| in position I but you lose the slide)Am7 F C G C Em7 Em Am ----------0-1-0---0--------------------------------------| ----------------1---------0---------------0--------------| -------0----2-0--------------------5-----------------0---| ----2-----------------------------------0---------2------| -0----------------------2---2----7---\2--------2-------0-| --------------------3-3-------\8------------0------------|when....off...I will not say who..thatAm Em Am Am7 -------------------------------| -1-1p0-----------0-----0h1p0---| -2-1p0-------------2-2-------0-| -------h2-------2--2-2---------| --------------2----------------| -----------0-------------------|who so quickly... When he drops you off I will not say Who was that who so quickly drove away The things you've done and the places you've been When I open the door for you I will not let them in As long as you come back to me I will never ask For you I will be the man in the iron mask then this bridge part: (octaves optional-not sure if they belong or not but I like them)C G Em C G Em E7 ----------------------------------------------0-------| ----0--1---1------0--------------1----0-------0-------| -2---------0------0--------------0----0-------1-------| ---------2-----------2-----------2-------2----0-------| -0--2--3--------2----2-2.......2----2----2----2-----2-| --------------3------0-0.......0---3-----0----0-------| ^ ^ ^ ^Listen to the record... Hit the C, G, hard where indicated... The first Em mute E&A and go at it for an extra beat before the C. The second time let the Em ring, then strum the E7 slowly, hit the B, and back into the verse. You said you loved me and it broke my heart I was always your prisoner right from the start The nights you spend without me this house is like a dungeon And you only return to torture me more You must have your reasons, I will not ask For you I will be the man in the iron mask It ends with a variation of the verse, mostly playing an arpeggiated Em with those little Am things... the last chord is an A (major) on the B&G (or maybe B&D) strings.-----------------------------------------------------intro: E (7th) G#m (4th) C#m (4th) D#/B (main riff) note: play main riff throughout all the verses Sometimes when you lose your way to me I think you don't care at all If you don't get here soon I'll tear that clock down from the wall Your family and friends don't understand They treat me so strange The book you said to read Well I have read but nothings changedA B The clocks go forward the clocks go backG#m C#m A Yet here I sit as if I were the only one (main riff) And oh you cannot hear me Oh you cannot hear me Can anybody hear me out there (main riff) He's up on high horse again You're down in the park I'm left to fight my impulses alone here in the dark The chain that fell off my bike last night Is now wrapped round my heart Sometimes I think that Fate has been against us from the startA B I long to let our love run freeG#m C#m A Yet here I am a victim of geography (main riff) And oh you cannot hear me Oh you cannot hear me Can anybody hear me out thereA B She said kiss me or would you ratherG#m C#m A Live in a land where the soap won't lather (main riff) And oh... You know you are the only one Yes you are the only one Yes you are the only one------------------------------------ The Short Answer ----------------Between Marx and marzipan in the dictionary there was Mary Between the deep blue sea and the devil that was me If ever anyone could help me with my obsession with The young Susannah York it was Mary If my pink pyjamas she asked me for something I gave her the short answer She read our stars out load And I knew then that we should have gone sailing But we stayed home instead Fighting on the waterbed Like the honeymoon couple on drugs Me and Mary What happened in the past Remained a mystery of natural history She should have been the last But she was just the latest If she wanted to be a farmer's wife I would endure that muddy life I would dig for victory And the sound of happy couples Coupling happily in the dark While you and I sat down to tea I remember you said to me That no amount of poetry Would mend this broken heart But you can put the Hoover round If you want to make a start All my friends from school Introduce me to their spouses While I'm left standing here With my hands down the front of my trousers I just don't know what's to be done I wonder sometimes how did Dad meet Mum And how did they conceive of me Tell me Mary The boys who came to the shop Always made her laugh much more than I did When I told her this must stop She didn't bat an eyelid She said you know honey it's such a shame You'll never be any good at this game You bruise too easily So said Mary Her two brothers took me out Of circulation for the duration So we went our separate ways but does she still love me She still has my door key Like a bully boy in a Benetton shop You're never happy with what you've got Till what you've got has gone Sorry Mary------------------------------------Valentine's Day Is Overintro: C F C F C F G F CC F C Some day boy you'll reap what you've downF C F G You'll catch a cold and you'll be on your ownF C F C And you will see that what's wrong with meF C Is wrong with everyone thatDm G F C You want to play your little games onC F C Poetry and flowers pretty words and threatsF C F G You've gone to the dogs again and I'm not placing betsF C F C On you coming home tonight anything but blindF C Dm G If you take me for granted then you must expect to findF C C Em Am Surprise, surpriseAm F C F G C Em Am Valentine's Day is over, it's overAm F C F C Valentine's Day is overG F C G If you want to talk about it well you know where the phone isE F Fm C Don't come round reminding me again how brittle bone isG F G God didn't make you angel the Devil made you a manC E F Fm That brutality and the economy are related now I understandC E F Fm F C When will you realize that as above so below there is no loveC Em AmAm F C F G C Em Am Valentine's Day is over, it's overAm F C F C Valentine's Day is overG F C G E F FmC G For the girl with hour glass figureF G Time runs out very fastC E We used to want the same thingsF Fm But that's all in the pastC E And lately it seems that as it all gets tougherF Fm F C Your ideal of justice just becomes rougher and rougherC Em AmAm F C F G C Em Am Valentine's Day is over, it's overAm F C F C Valentine's Day is overC F C Thank you for the things you bought me thank you for the cardF C F G Thank you for the things you taught me when you hit me hardF C F C That love between two people must be based on understandingF C Until that's true you'll find your thingsDm G F C C Em Am All stacked out on the landing surprise, surpriseAm F C F G C Em Am Valentine's Day is over, it's overAm F C G C F C G C Valentine's Day is over, it's o-ver, it's o-ver, it's o-ver--------------------------------- Waiting For the Great Leap Forwards -----------------------------------It may have been Camelot for Jack and Jacqueline But on the Che Guevara highway filling up with gasoline Fidel Castro's brother spies a rich lady who's crying Over luxury's disappointment So he walks over and he's trying To sympathize with her but thinks that he should warn her That the Third World is just around the corner In the Soviet Union a scientist is blinded By the resumption of nuclear testing and he is reminded That Dr Robert Oppenheimer's optimism fell At the first hurdle In the Cheese Pavilion and the only noise I hear Is the sound of people stacking chairs And mopping up spilt beer And someone asking questions and basking in the light Of the fifteen fame filled minutes of the fanzine writer Mixing Pop and Politics he asks me what the use is I offer him embarrassment and my usual excuses While looking down the corridor Out to where the van is waiting I'm looking for the Great Leap Forwards Jumble sales are organized and pamphlets have been posted Even after closing time there's still parties to be hosted You can be active with the activists Or sleep in with the sleepers While you're waiting for the Great Leap Forwards One leap forwards, two leaps back Will politics get me the sack? Here comes the future and you can't run from it If you've got a blacklist I want to be on it It's a mighty long way down rock 'n roll >From Top of the Pops to drawing the dole If no one seems to understands Start your own revolution, cut out the middleman In a perfect world we'd all sing in tune But this is reality so give me some room So join the struggle while you may The Revolution is just a t-shirt away Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards-------------------------------------------"Walk Away Renee" She said it was just a figment of speech And I said you mean 'figure' And she said no 'figment' because she could never imagine it happening But it did When we first met, I played the shy-boy When she spoke to me for the first time, my nose began to bleed She guessed the rest The next day we went on a bus ride to the ferry And when nobody came to collect our fares, why I knew then this was something special I couldn't stop thinking about her And everytime I switched on the radio, there was somebody else singing a song about the two of us It was just like being on a fast ride at Fun Fair- the sort you want to get off because it's scary and then, as soon as you're off again, you want to get straight back on again But oh love is strange And you have to learn to take the crunchy with the smooth I suppose She began going out with Mr. Potato Head It was when I saw her in the car park with his coat around her shoulders I realized I went home and thought about the two of them together until the bath water went cold around me I thought about her eyes and the curve of her breasts and about the point where their bodies met I confronted her about it I said 'I'm the most illegible bachelor in town' And she said 'Yea, that's why I can never understand any of those silly letters you send me' And then one day it happened She cut her hair And I stopped loving her. Have fun, francois... Universite de Montreal
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Billy Bragg
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