There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner

Frank Turner

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[Verse 1]
D A They're out of sorts in Sunderland
D B7 And terribly cross in Kent,
Em A They're dull in Hull
D B7 And the Isle of Mull
E A7 Is seething with discontent,
D A They're nervous in Northumberland
D G And Devon is down the drain,
F# They're filled with wrath
Bm On the firth of Forth
E A7 And sullen on Salisbury Plain,
Am D G In Dublin they're depressed, lads,
B7 Em Maybe because they're Celts
A A7 For Drake is going West, lads,
E A7 And so is everyone else.
E7 A A Hurray, hurray, hurray! RIFF A7 - strum once Misery's here to stay. [Chorus 1] N.C. D Em A D D7 There are bad times just around the corner,
G B7 Em There are dark clouds hurtling through the sky
A A7 And it's no good whining
D Bm About a silver lining
E E7 A A7 For we know from experience that they won't roll by,
D D7 With a scowl and a frown
G G7 We'll keep our peckers down
E E7 A A7 And prepare for depression and doom and dread,
D Em A D G F# We're going to unpack our troubles from our old kit bag
Bm E A D A D And wait until we drop down dead. [Verse 2]
D A From Portland Bill to Scarborough
D B7 They're querulous and subdued
Em A And Shropshire lads
D B7 Have behaved like cads
E A7 From Berwick-on-Tweed to Bude,
D A They're mad at Market Harborough
D G And livid at Leigh-on-Sea,
F# In Tunbridge Wells
Bm You can hear the yells
E A7 Of woe-begone bourgeoisie.
Am D G We all get bitched about, lads,
B7 Em Whoever our vote elects,
A A7 We know we're up the spout, lads.
E A7 And that's what England expects.
E7 A A Hurray, hurray, hurray! RIFF A7 - strum once Trouble is on the way. [Chorus 2] N.C. D Em A D D7 There are bad times just around the corner,
G B7 Em The horizon's gloomy as can be,
A A7 There are black birds over
D Bm The grayish cliffs of Dover
E E7 A A7 And the rats are preparing to leave the BBC
D D7 We're an unhappy breed
G G7 And very bored indeed
E E7 A A7 When reminded of something that Nelson said.
D Em A D G F# While the press and the politicians nag nag nag
Bm E A D A D We'll wait until we drop down dead. [Verse 3] p.m. D A From Colwyn Bay to Kettering
D B7 They're sobbing themselves to sleep,
Em A The shrieks and wails
D B7 In the Yorkshire dales
E A7 Have even depressed the sheep.
D A In rather vulgar lettering
D G A very disgruntled group
F# Have posted bills
Bm On the Cotswold Hills E A7 - back to open strum To prove that we're in the soup.
Am D G While begging Kipling's pardon
B7 Em There's one thing we know for sure
A A7 If England is a garden
E A7 We ought to have more manure.
E7 A A Hurray, hurray, hurray! RIFF A7 - strum once Suffering and dismay. [Chorus 3 - 3/4 timing] N.C. D Em A D D7 There are bad times just around the corner
G B7 Em And the outlook's absolutely vile,
A A7 There are Home Fires smoking
D Bm From Windermere to Woking
E E7 A A7 And we're not going to tighten our belts and smile, smile, smile,
D D7 At the sound of a shot
G G7 We'd just as soon as not
E E7 A A7 Take a hot water bottle and go to bed,
D Em A D G F# We're going to un-tense our muscles till they sag sag sag
Bm E A D A D And wait until we drop down dead. [Chorus 4 - normal timing]
D Em A D D7 There are bad times just around the corner,
G B7 Em We can all look forward to despair,
A A7 It's as clear as crystal
D Bm From Bridlington to Bristol
E E7 A A7 That we can't save democracy and we don't much care
D D7 If the Reds and the Pinks
G G7 Believe that England stinks
E E7 A A7 And that world revolution is bound to spread,
D Em A D G F# We'd better all learn the lyrics of the old 'Red Flag'
Bm E A D A D And wait until we drop down dead.
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