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Spanish Train And Other Stories (album)
Chris De Burgh
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Chris de Burgh - Lonely Sky and Other Stories
Released: 1976
Record Company: A&M Records
Duration: 38:28

The Band:
Chris de Burgh - Acoustic Guitars, Lead and all Backing Vocals
and Piano on "The Tower" and "This Song For You"
Barry de Souza - Drums
Ray Glynn - Electric Guitars
Lennox Laington - Percussion
Tony Hymas - Keyboards
Tony Reeves - Bass and String Bass on "A Spaceman Came Travelling"
Phillip Goodhand-Tait - Harmonium
Chris Laurence - String Bass
Ken Freeman - String Synthesizer
Chris Mercer - Sax on "The Painter"
Mick Eves - Sax on "The Painter"
Robert Kirby - String, Choir, Recorders and Ocerinas Arrangements on "The Tower" and "Lonely sky"
and Brass Arrangements for "Old Friend" and "This Song For You"
David Hentschel - Arranged and Performed Synthesizer on "A Spaceman Came Travelling"
Richard Hewson - Arranged the Strings and Brass for "Just Another Poor Boy"


Track List:

Nr. Name                                    Time    Tabber
01. Lonely Sky                              3:52    frankowillo
02. This Song For You                       4:14    NBA96
03. Patricia the Stripper                   3:30    Betty Lou
04. A Spaceman Came Travelling              5:10    JonPebble and Sick_of_you
05. I'm Going Home                          3:34    NBA96
06. The Painter                             4:20    NBA96
07. Old Friend                              3:40    Lyverbe
09. The Tower                               5:22    rogidez
09. Just Another Poor Boy                   4:46    Betty Lou

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01. Lonely Sky 3:52
Tabbed by: frankowillo


CAPO: 5th Fret


INTRO: Cadd9 C Am Dm G Cadd9 C

     C
That cold North wind they call "La Bise"
   E7
Is swirling 'round about my knees
Am               Dm              G
Trees are crying leaves into the river
    C
I'm huddled in this French cafe
   E7
I never thought I'd see the day
     Am                Dm              G
When winter's here and summer's nearly over
         F                        G
Even the birds have packed up and gone
               C               F
They're flying south with this song
       C                 F
And my love, she too has gone
           G
She had to fly, take care


CHORUS:
            C
It's such a lonely sky
        Am                            Dm               G
They'll trap your wings, my love, and hold your flight
                               C             Am
They'll build a cage and steal your only sky
                                  Dm
Fly away, fly to me, fly when the wind is high
    G                          C           Am  Dm  G  C
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky


    C
The old cathedral lights are low
E7
She and I, we'd often go there
Am            Dm                 G
To admire and sometimes kneel in prayer
C
Lords and ladies lying in stone
E7
Hand in hand from long ago
Am                     Dm                    G
Though their hands are cold, their love's forever
         F                     G
Even the choir rehearses those songs
    C                F
For Christmas is not long
       C            F
And we may sing our song
           G
She had to fly, out there


CHORUS:   (# fade towards end #)
            C
It's such a lonely sky
        Am                            Dm               G
They'll trap your wings, my love, and hold your flight
                               C             Am
They'll build a cage and steal your only sky
                                  Dm
Fly away, fly to me, fly when the wind is high
    G                          C           Am
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky
                                Dm
Fly away, fly to me, and if you need my love
    G                          C           Am
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky
                        Dm
I'm coming in with the dawn____
    G                          C           Am
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky
                    Dm
On the wings of the morn____
    G                          C           Am
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky
                         Dm
Above the world we'll be flying____
    G                          C           Am
I'm sailing beside you in your lonely sky
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02. This Song For You 4:14
Tabbed by: NBA96


 D               B7
Hello darling, this is the army,
      Em
I've just got the time to write,
   A
Today we attack, there's no turning back,
     D                G             D    A
The boys they're all ready for the fight,

 D                       B7
Yes, I'm well but this place is like hell,
      Em
They call it Passchendaele,
    A
In nineteen seventeen the war must be ending,
             D           G             D
The General said this attack will not fail,

         G                              F#
So I'm writing down this simple little melody
           Bm        F#m            Em F#
When you play it my love, think of me...
            Em             D    A   D  Em
We'll be together in this song for you,
    A       D       B7 Em A D G D
And it goes La la la...
 A               D       B7 Em A D G D A
Sing it darling, La la la...

      D                    B7
They got old Bill and the Sergeant is still out there,
 Em
Wounded in some shellhole,
      A
They say this war will end all wars,
    D            G       D   A
Oh God I really hope it will,

    D                 B7
Oh how's old England, are they still singing
       Em
Those songs that we loved to sing,
     A
When all this is over, we'll go sailing in Dover,
          D           G                 D
Catching fish like we used to with a string,

      G                       F#
Oh I miss you, I miss you, I miss you so!
         Bm        F#m            Em F#
If they get me my love you will know...
                   Em             D    A   D  Em
We'll always be together in this song for you...
    A       D       B7 Em A D G D
And it goes La la la...
   A             D B7 Em A D G D A  D B7 Em A D G D A  D B7 Em A D G D A
I have to go now...
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03. Patricia the Stripper 3:30
Tabbed by: Betty Lou


Capo 5

     C                          E7
    Dennis is a menace with his   'anyone for tennis?'
           Am                                C7
    and beseeching me to come and keep the score.
         F                          Fm
    And Maud says, 'Oh Lord, I'm so   terribly bored.
       C             Am         D7
    I really can't stand it anymore.'

    G7         C                    E7
    I'm going out to dinner with a gorgeous singer
          Am                               C7
    to a little place I found down by the quay,
         F                     Fm
    her name is Patricia, she calls herself Delicia,
             C     Am                  D7 G
    and the reason isn't very hard to see.

               C                                  E7
    She says 'God made her a sinner just to keep fat man thinner,
             Am                              C7
    as they tumble down in heaps before her feet.
          F                          Fm
    They hang around in groups like battle weary troops,
            C                Am                    D7  G
    one can often see them queue right down the street.

                 F                     E7
    You see, Patricia (or Delicia) not only is a singer,
         Am                    D7     G7
    she also removes all her clothing         - - -
            F            G                C F C
    for Patricia is the best stripper in to....wn.

     G7      C                     A7
And with a swing of her hips she started to strip,
       Dm                   G7
to tremendous applause she took of her drawers,
            C                      A7
and with a lick of her lips she undid all her clips,
             Dm               G
and threw it all in the air, everybody stared !
            F                      E7
And as the last piece of clothing fell on the floor,
       C                        A7
the police were banging on the door,
      Dm                G                C  F
on a Saturday night in nineteen-twenty- f...our.

             C       G
   Take it away boys!

C A7 Dm G7 C A7 Dm G C

     G7  C                         E7
    But poor Patricia was arrested   and everyone detested
         Am                        C7
    the manner in which she was exposed.
     F                      Fm
    Later on in court, well,  everybody thought
        C            Am               D    G
    a summer run in jail would be proposed.

             F                    E7
    But the judge said, "Patricia,  or may I say Delicia,
Am                             D7          G7
    the facts of this case lie   before me.  Case dismissed !
      F                   G        C F C
    This girl was in her working clo.....thes !!"

     G7      C                     A7
And with a swing of her hips she started to strip,
       Dm                   G7
to tremendous applause she took of her drawers,
            C                      A7
and with a lick of her lips she undid all her clips,
             Dm                  G
and threw it all in the air, and everybody stared !
            F                      E7
And as the last piece of clothing fell on the floor,
       C                         A7
the police were yelling out the door,
      Dm                G                C  A7
on a Saturday night in nineteen-twenty- f...our.

         Dm                G7              C   F    C
   On a Saturday night in nineteen-twenty-four. Oh yeah !
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04. A Spaceman Came Travelling (Chords) 5:10
Tabbed by: JonPebble


CAPO 5


Verse1:
  Am            C                 G             Am
A spaceman came travelling on his ship from afar,
      C              G              F              F  G
'twas light years of time since his mission did start
    Am     Em         F          Am
And over a village he halted his craft,
       C           G          F          F    G Am
And it hung in the sky like a star, just like a star.


Verse2:
   Am         C              G         Am
He followed a light and came down to a shed,
        C          G                F          F  G
Where a mother and child were lying there on a bed,
  Am              Em     F               Am
A bright light of silver shone round his head,
       C       G          F          F    G    Am
And he had the face of an angel, and they were afraid.


Verse3:
         Am          C      G            Am
Then the stranger spoke, he said "Do not fear,
  C           G        F             F  G
I come from a planet a long way from here,
    Am        Em          F          Am
And I bring a message for mankind to hear",
    C            G        F     F      G   Am
And suddenly the sweetest music filled the air.

Chorus:
    F  G    Am          Em          F           Am
And it went La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C           G           F     F  G
La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
Am          Em          F           Am
La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C             G              F        F    G       Am
Peace and goodwill to all of men, and love for the child.


F  G    Am          Em          F           Am
        La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C           G           F     F  G
La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
Am          Em          F           Am
La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C   G   F
oh, oh, oh.


Verse4:
     Am     C          G                     Am
This lovely music went trembling through the ground,
    C         G          F            F    G
And many were wakened on hearing that sound,
    Am                Em        F            Am
And travellers on the road, the village they found,
       C             G           F          F     G   Am
By the light of that ship in the sky, which shone all around.


Verse5:
    Am          C           G             Am
And just before dawn at the paling of the sky,
    C          G               F           F  G
The stranger returned and said "Now I must fly,
     Am           Em            F             Am
When two thousand years of your time has gone by,
     C           G          F         F G   Am
This song will begin once again, to a babys cry".
Final Chorus:

    F  G    Am          Em          F           Am
And it went La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C           G           F     F  G
La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
Am          Em          F           Am
La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C             G              F        F    G       Am
Peace and goodwill to all of men, and love for the child.


    F G    Am          Em          F           Am
And I hear La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C           G           F     F  G
La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
Am          Em          F           Am
La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
     C           G          F         F G   Am
This song will begin once again, to a babys cry".


    F  G    Am          Em          F           Am
And it went La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
C           G           F     F  G
La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
Am          Em          F           Am
La, la, la, La, la, la, La, la, la, La,
     C           G          F         F G   Am
This song will begin once again, to a babys cry".
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04. A Spaceman Came Travelling (Intro Tab) 5:10
Tabbed by: Sick_of_you


Intro

E-------------------------------|----------------------------|
B--6--8--6----------------------|-------6--8--6--------------|
G-----------9--7--5--7--7--5--7-|-7--9-----------9--7--5--7--|
D-------------------------------|----------------------------|
A-------------------------------|----------------------------|
E-------------------------------|----------------------------|

Or you can play it like this...

E-------------------------------|-----------------------------|
B--6--8--6----------------------|-----------8--6--5-----------|
G-----------9--7--5--7--7--5--7-|-7--9--10-----------7--5--7--|
D-------------------------------|-----------------------------|
A-------------------------------|-----------------------------|
E-------------------------------|-----------------------------|

Or you can play it like this...

E--1--3--1--0--------------------|-----0--1--3--1--0------------|
B--------------3--1--3--3--1--3--|--3-----------------3--1--3---|
G--------------------------------|------------------------------|
D--------------------------------|------------------------------|
A--------------------------------|------------------------------|
E--------------------------------|------------------------------|

Finish with
E--------1-3-3/5~--------|
B--3--5------------------|
G------------------------|
D------------------------|
A------------------------|
E------------------------|
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05. I'm Going Home 3:34
Tabbed by: NBA96


Intro:
G C G C
G C G C

G                      C
 I left my home by the ocean
G                    C
 I left my love by the sea
G                  C                      D Dsus2
 Dreaming I could sing my songs in the city

G                          C
 I thought the streets of London
G                     C
 Would be paved with gold
         G                     C
 But the only gold was in the setting sun
            D                G
 And these city nights are so cold

           D                            Dsus2
 And you know that feeling when you've been too long
          D7                     D7sus2
 And you wanna go home and it's so strong

G           C   G           C
 I'm going home, I'm going home
          G          D               Em      D
 Oh, the leaves are falling and the wind is calling
        C    Am         D D7
 And I must get on the road

G            C   G            C
 You'll be alone, you'll be alone
                 G             D            Em         D
 But if you're crying to the rhythm of the falling rain
      C      Am D    D7     G
 It's alright,   I'm on my way
            C   G           C        G C G C
 I'm going home, I'm going home, yeah

G                    C
 Jilly she's got a smile in her eye
          G                 C
 And a bed just right for two
G                  C               D Dsus2
 Silly how much I love her, but I do

G                    C
 Sunny days will be here again
G                    C
 She whispered in my ear
                G                              C
 Oh Lord, it's funny how much I've missed the country rain
           D               G
 That's a sound I love to hear

         D                   Dsus2
 And I know that feeling and I've been too long
        D7                     D7sus2
 And I wanna go home and it's so strong

G           C   G           C
 I'm going home, I'm going home
          G          D               Em      D
 Oh, the leaves are falling and the wind is calling
        C    Am         D D7
 And I must get on the road

G            C   G            C
 You'll be alone, you'll be alone
                 G             D            Em         D
 But if you're crying to the rhythm of the falling rain
      C      Am D    D7     G
 It's alright,   I'm on my way
            C   G           C        G C G C
 I'm going home, I'm going home, yeah

              G
 Oh, hold on darling
             C
 I'm on the way
          G
 Hold on darling
             C
 I'm coming home
          G
 Hold on darling
          C
 Hold on darling
          G
 Hold on darling
             C
 I'm coming home
             G C
 I'm on the way
             G
 I'm coming home...
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06. The Painter 4:20
Tabbed by: NBA96


                               E
I'd like you to meet my last queen,
       F#            B
Over there large as life,
            E                A
She's been hanging there for almost a week,
    F#        B
My poor late wife,

  E
What do think of the colour of her skin,
                       A
It has the bloom of a rose,
             E
You see she begged me to bring a certain painter in,
              F#                               B
And for that picture in her bedroom she would pose,

      A
 Well after a while he was driving me mad,
E
 As you could well understand,
F#
 Sitting in there, day after day,
          B
 With my wife in the palm of his hand,

         E
It was "Madam please do this and Madam please do that",
                             B
You've never heard such display,

But he didn't mind he was taking his time,
        C       D      E  B
It was me that had to pay,
     E
"Oh Madam I think we should take a walk in the woods,
                         B
You understand it's the light",

And did I mind, no, I was so kind when they,
      C           D             E
Came back in the middle of the night,
        C              D           E      A        E      A
And I swear I'll take care of the painter, oh the painter,

E
 Well as you can see it was hard for me,
                         A
But something has to be done,
    E                                               F#
She only has eyes for him and his lies, and as for me,
                           B
Not a glance, not a single one,
   A
My orders were severe and she disappeared,
E
 It really was such a shame,
               F#
And when they told me she was dead I broke down and said,
            B
"It's that painter, it's him, he's to blame,"

           E
With his "Madam please do this and Madam please do that",
                             B
You've never heard such display,

But he didn't mind he was taking his time,
        C       D      E  B
It was me that had to pay,
     E
"Oh Madam I think we should take a walk in the woods,
                         B
You understand it's the light",

And did I mind, no, I was so kind when they,
      C           D             E
Came back in the middle of the night,
       C             D            E      A
And I hope it's the rope for the painter,
           C               D           E        A
When he's found, it's hellbound for the painter,
               E      A
I'll get that painter...

E A E A
E A E A
E A E A
E A E A
E A E A E A E
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07. Old Friend 3:40
Tabbed by: Lyverbe


Capo 2

|-7-----7-|-7-----7-|-5-----5-|-3-2-|
|-8-8-----|-7---7---|-5---5---|-3---|
|-7---7---|-7-7---7-|-5-5-----|-2---|
|-0-------|-0-------|-0-------|-0---|
|---------|---------|---------|-----|
|---------|---------|---------|-----|

G       G7M              Adim7      B7      Em
Old friend, so you're in trouble again, you ask me today
   Am             D               Bm          Em
To try and find a little time and maybe buy a glass of wine
    Am    D
Old friend, I'm coming through

|-------0-|-3p2-2p0---0-|
|-0-1-3---|---------3---|
|---------|-------------|
|-------0-|-5p4-4p2-0-2-|
|---0-2---|-------------|
|-3-------|-------------|

    G               B7          Em
Old friend, yes I remember you, always a smile on your face
     Am          D                Bm            Em
Oh a memory from years before, an old man and a little boy
    Am    D            G      B7
Old friend, I remember you

Em                  Am      D                   Em
You used to take me fishing down by the wishing well
Em                  Bm             C        D        Em
One day you threw a wish in and we listened while it fell
               B7
And you made a wish...

C         D         G            C        D       G
"When the years are heavy and my heart is growing cold
       C             B7      Em                  D7
Well I wish when the evening comes that there'll always be
     G   Bm - A#m - Am            D       G
Some ol' ol'  old   friend who'll miss me too"

Em
Well I do
   Am    D           G          D
So friend I'm coming through

G - B7 - Em
Da di da di da...

         Am              D              Bm             Em
Yes, for you I'll always find the time, we will have a bottle of wine
    Am    D                  Bm               E
Old friend, I'm here by your side, Oh, to the very end
    Am    D
Old friend... I miss you too

|-7-----7-|-7---7---|-5-----5-|-3-2-|
|-8---8---|-7-----7-|-5---5---|-3---|
|-7-7---7-|-7-7-7---|-5-5---5-|-2---|
|-0-------|-0-------|-0-------|-0---|
|---------|---------|---------|-----|
|---------|---------|---------|-----|
                                 My dear...

    G    Bm   Bm - A#m - Am  D
Old friend... AhhhhAhhh  Ah, Ooooh... (repeat to fade)
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08. The Tower 5:22
Tabbed by: rogidez


CAPO 5th - A beautiful ballad

C - C7M   - F - C

   C                                     C7M  
1. A great lord came walking through the forest one morning
            F             C
    with a weapon in his hand
                          C7M  
     rich was his castle, he lacked for nothing
     F              G
    killing was his plan.
           Am                       Em
    When a white bird flew by, she fell from the sky,
   F               C          Dm             G              C
    nothing was found, only blood on the ground,     she was gone.

   C                        C7M  
2. Cursing his fortune, he turned to the forest
    F               C
    to kill once again.
    C                         C7M  
    Standing before him was a lovely young woman
             F            G
    with her head hung in pain.
            Am                     Em
    When he saw her, his eyes were filled with desire,
        F           C          Dm          G
    he said, "I must have her, she must be mine !
                C       - F - G
    She will be mine !"

       C                     C7M  
3. He offered her silver, he offered her gold,
            F                C
    but she threw it on the ground.
           C                   C7M  
    He fell to his knees and he begged her, "Oh please,
          F                             G
    come with me, what you wish will be found."
              Am                      Em
    She said, "Sir, I'll go if you'll put up your bow,
    F           C          Dm             G
    spare these creatures, leave them in peace.
                   E
    You have no need."


            Dm         G           C
    But her words were lost in the wind,
        F         C           G
    his eyes were fixed on a queen.
     Am                  Em        Dm      G           C
    And all he saw was a woman but all she was, was a dream.
     F   G   E  Am F          C          G   - G7
    Ah ah, ah ah, la la la, la la la, la.
   Am                    Em        Dm      G          C
    And all he saw was a woman but all she was, was a dream.

   C                              C7M  
4. He took her and bound her with ropes tied around her,
           F             C
    to his castle he did ride.
    C                      C7M  
    In a wood was a bower where stood an old tower,
           F               G
    and he threw her deep inside.
             Am                       Em
    Then the birds left the sky and a terrible cry,
            F                C     Dm              G
    brought thunder and lightning, rain falling down,
                 C
    tears on the ground.

   C                           C7M  
5. All through the days on her face he would gaze,
               F              C
    for she was lovely as the spring.
    C                              C7M  
    No words would she speak but, "Leave them in peace!"
             F                    G
    And some sad lament she would sing.

            Am                      Em
    Oh, one day by the door, at the window he saw
        F          C       Dm           G
    a single white feather lying on the floor :
                     C      - F
    She was there no more.


      G     C                        C7M  
6. Now that great lord is dying, his cold heart is crying,
            F        C
    for the love of a girl,
    C                       C7M  
    for many an hour he has wept on the tower,
            F                   G
    for she meant more than the world.
        Am                Em
    But once in the sky a white bird flew by,
        F             C      Dm             G
     he lifted his hands, he cried out in pain :
                  E
    "Come back again !"

            Dm         G              C
    But his words were lost in the wind,
        F          C           G
    his castle was built upon sand.
    Am             Em          Dm       G            C
    All he has is a memory, and all he yearns is her hand.
     F   G   E  Am F          C          G    - G7
    Ah ah, ah ah, la la la, la la la, la.
    Am                 Em          Dm       G           C
    All he has is this memory, and all he yearns is her hand.
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09. Just Another Poor Boy 4:46
Tabbed by: Betty Lou


    G C G C   G C G

     G             Em              C      D       G
    He was but a traveller on the lonely road of life,
      G                Em      Am          D
    she, her name was Mary, a lady of the night.
C                       D            B7              Em
    She found him lying in that road, on a winter's night so cold,
    Am            D                    G C D G    C D
    just another poor boy, treat him ri.......ght.

         G               Em         C        D      G
    She saw that he was hungry and gave him food to eat,
          G               Em           Am               D
    she knew that he was weary and he had no place to sleep.
C                         D          B7                  Em
    She took him home to her own bed,  she lay down his wounded head,
         Am              D                            G  C D G  B7
    and washed away the world from his hands and his fee......t.

       Em                      D C
He was   just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
          G       D        Em       D        C    D
when he cried out in his sleep she held him tight.
Em                    D C
Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
         G        D        Em        D         C
and she gave him love and comfort through the night,
                    Em   D C   G D Em D C   G C G
till the morning's light.

        G               Em               C    D        G
    At night she sat beside him, by the fire he would talk,
        G                  Em               Am                D
    he said all men were brothers and that love could conquer all,
C                  D            B7              Em
    Many gathered round to hear,  many for his life did fear,
         Am                  D               G  C D G  C D
    in troubled times like these men seldom talk....ed.

              G               Em              Am             D
    Oh, they came to him one morning at the breaking of the day,
         G                Em              Am           D
    she woke to hear him calling as they carried him away.
C                              D
    Accusing him of spreading lies and hate,
B7                              Em
    his public meetings were a danger to the state,
          C                 D         E
    some soldier said "Who was he anyway?"

F#m                      E D
   Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
         A          E       F#m      E         D   E
and the tears were falling from her face like rain.
F#m                      E D
   Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
          A       E       F#m      E    D
and they hung him on the hillside far away.

                         F#m
  And on the ground she lay,
                   E    D                  A E F#m E D
  do do do do do, poor boy, do do do do do.

  F#m E F#m E F#m            E F#m E F#m
                 Oh, my Lord!
  E       F#m E F#m   E       F#m  D E
  Oh, my Lo.......rd! Oh, my Lord! O..h !

F#m                      E D
   Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
         A          E       F#m      E         D   E
and the tears were falling from her face like rain.
F#m                      E D
   Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
          A       E       F#m      E    D  E
and they hung him on the hillside far away.

F#m                      E D
   Just another poor boy,   just another poor boy,
            A      E            F#m     E     D
   and she never dreamed she'd see his face again !
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