Forever Shall We Wait - The Leisure Society

Forever Shall We Wait

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[Intro ]- Am
 
Am
In silence we shall sit
E
Contemplating everything
 
The world and how we came to be
Am
Alone aboard the ark
 
The same thoughts every night
E
Bathed in cold fluorescent light
 
If this is it then what a ride,
Am
Wake me when it's through.
 
Dm E
To have it all and seize the day.
Am Dm
To go where no one else dare stray
E Am
Forever shall we wait
 
Am
In light of developments
E
I suggest we start again
 
The 9 to 5 the 6 to 10 have
Am
Swallowed ever urge
 
And it makes no difference
E
When all your money goes on rent
 
The never ending arguments
Am
To be put off and on
 
Dm E
To have a place to call our own
Am Dm
To shun the old familiar road
E Am
Forever shall we wait
 
Am
These arms are heavy
E
These feet are raw
 
I cannot walk
Am
But I can crawl
Dm E
Into the arms of another Monster
A D G C E Am
Lurking somewhere deep inside
 
Am
My mind set on the blink
E
A missive from the kitchen sink
 
Regret the days you didn't glimpse
Am
A spark amid the mire
 
Invading every scene
E
Welcome to the working week
 
A place to hide until we leave
Am
To dream perchance to sleep
 
Dm E
To grease the corridors of youth
Am Dm
I let them tell me what to do.
E Am
I won't do that again.
 
Am
These arms are heavy
E
These feet are raw
 
I cannot walk
Am
But I can crawl
Dm E
Into the arms of another monster
A D G C E
Lurking somewhere deep inside
Am Am7 D9 E
Deep inside,
Am Am7 D9 E
Deep inside,
Am Am7 D9 *E F7 E* Am E Am E Am
Deep Inside. *Strum Fast*

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