E G D E|-------------------------------------------------2---3-2-0-----------------| B|-------------------------------------------3------------------5~-----------| G|---------------------------------------------2-------------2/4-4~----------| D|---------2P0-------2-------------------2| H4-----4---------------------------| A|---------------1| H2---------------------------------------------------------| E|--0---00--------------0---3P2| H3~-------------------------------------------|E D E Paine and Pierce and Robespierre, Juarez and Danton,E D E Luther, King and Lumumba dead but far from goneG D G D Lenin, Cleaver, Jesus too, outlaws in their nations,G D A Revolutionaries all, dreamed of liberationE G D God is up in heaven his agents here on earthA G D The church has said that this man rules, he's best because of birth.Em D G D But what's that noise down in the street, who dares to shout and sing?G D A With all his courtiers at his side, who dares to touch the king?E G E Old man get some soldiers, keep them close at handA G D There's a fire in the country, there's a flame come to the landG D G D Seven thousand loyal troops, in ranks they stretch so farG D A With seven thousand well armed men, no one can touch the czar.E G D Louis watch the prisons, send the goons aroundA G D Is that Paris burning, is the Bastille falling down?G D G D And where are all the mercenaries - paid for by the king?G D A Have they joined the mob you say, doesn't money mean anything?E G D Old men get some soldiers, keep them close at hand,A G D The seeds that were sown yesterday now flower in the landG D G D And guard yourself most carefully with military might.G D A For plants that cannot bloom by day must flower in the night.
Flowers Of The Night
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