Black Sheep - Glenn Tilbrook

Black Sheep

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Glenn Tilbrook - Black Sheep
(Tilbrook/Large)
From the 2009 studio album, Pandemonium Ensues.
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[Intro]
 
Gmaj7 Am7 Gmaj7 Am7
 
[Verse 1]
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Out into the pasture I wander
Bm E Am7 Dsus4 D
But I won’t, I won’t get any sleep
Gmaj7 Am7 Dsus4 D
I I I I just stand around and ponder
Bm E Am7 D7
My life, my life as the baa baa ba baa baa
 
[Chorus]
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D7
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
 
[Verse 2]
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Sometimes I get frightened of re-jection
Bm E Am D
And I cut my-self but not too deep
G Am7 D7sus4 D
I watch my blood but I give myself full a-ttention
Bm E Am7 D7
And my life re-cedes as the baa baa ba baa baa
 
[Chorus]
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
 
[Bridge]
G#7 Cm7 Bbm7
I loved the sunshine yesterday
B7 E7 Ebmaj7 Eb
I love the sun and how my troubles seem ok
G#7 Cm7 Bbm7
(I love the sun) but here I stand on feet of clay
B7 E7 Ebmaj7 Eb7
I love the sun, now it’s my choice to be that way
C E
It seems the sunshine’s gone to-day
 
[Instrumental]
 
G Am7 D Bm E Am7 D [x2]
 
[Chorus]
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa
Gmaj7 Am7 D7sus4 D
Black sheep, baa baa ba baa baa

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