Lindisfarne – City Song (Ukulele)

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the# #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 22:44:56 GMT From: Malc Brookes <[email protected]> Subject: l/lindisfarne/city_song.crd >From the album Fog On The Tyne Submitted by Malc Brookes <[email protected]> Tuning: Standard, EADGBE. Chords: A(v) 577655 A7 575685 A6 575675 Bm7 x24232 Bm7/A x04435 Amaj7 x02120 Dm x57765 Intro (play twice): A(v) / / A7 A6 A(v) D / G / / Verse:
A(v)                A7  A6 A(v)  D                  G   / / /
City streets, I see your lies, I will not play your game,

A(v)               A7  A6 A(v)     D                 G   /
No longer will you talk to me, you think I'm going insane,

    A(v)              A7  A6 A(v)       D            G   /
But I've forgotten my number now, I'm remembering my name.

          Bm7                         E     Esus4 E
I've been too long travelling on your train.
Verse: You tried your best to strangle me, but I could take the pain, You tried to hypnotise me, but I see right through your game, And now your tatty tricks to me seem really rather tame, I've been too long travelling on your train. Chorus:
Amaj7                         Bm7/A
City lights don't shine, they glare

         Amaj7                   Bm7/A
And your music doesn't speak, it swears,

Dm                      C             G
And in your streets the girls have forgotten why they're there.
Repeat intro: Verse: Someday soon I know I'm going miles and miles away, Back to the garden where the magic children play, And to the country lady who knows more than I can say, Whose night shines brighter than your day. Chorus: City lights don't shine, they glare And your music doesn't speak, it swears, And in your streets the girls have forgotten why they're there. A... (repeat to fade).