What The Writer Meant

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Tom:
Dm F Gsus2 [Verse 1]
Dm F Gsus2 Gold, alone, clinging to a stem
Dm F Gsus2 Pretty soon, this will be a skeleton
Dm F Gsus2 Metropolises, before- silent and smouldering
Dm F Gsus2 C C7 Above, the wild giant wailed, "Never will I do that again!" [Chorus]
F Gm So, so strange, so strange, so strange
Dm Bbmaj7 To be shaped by such strange men
F Gm Dm Bbmaj7 Elizabeth, explain what the writer meant
Dm F F7 Bb Gsus2 That God is the one, God is the one, God is the one who changed
Dm F F7 Bb Gsus2 That God is the one, God is the one, God is the one who changed
[Interlude]
Dm F Gsus2 [Verse 2]
Dm F Gsus2 The General- bucktoothed, bright eyed, frothing red
Dm F Gsus2 Baltimore- you on the floor, me on the edge of the bed
Dm F Gsus2 We saw him, in one brutal gesture, tear that rabbit open
Dm F Gsus2 C C7 And you turned to me, "Isn't this supposed to be for children?" [Chorus]
F Gm So, so strange, so strange, so strange
Dm Bbmaj7 To be shaped by such strange moments
F Gm Elizabeth, the train
Dm Bbmaj7 When will I see you again?
Dm F F7 Bb Gsus2 Will you tell me your mind, tell me your mind, tell me that your mind has changed?
Dm F F7 Bb Gsus2 Will you tell me your mind, tell me your mind, tell me that your mind has changed? [Solo] Dbaug F /Dbaug Dm /Dbaug F /C Dm
F Gm So, so strange, so strange, so strange
Dm Bbmaj7 Wa I shaped for just this moment
F C Dm Bbmaj7 Elizabeth, explain what the writer meant
Dm Bb Dm Bbmaj7 Elizabeth, explain what the writer meant
Dm Bbmaj7 Elizabeth, explain
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