Last post the bugle - The Libertines

Last post the bugle

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Gm F
If I have to go,
Bb D
I will be thinking of your love.
Gm F Bb
Oh, somehow you'll know, you will know.
D
I'm thinking of your love
 
[Refrão]Cm F
And slyly they whispered her away,
Bb6
As I played the last post on the bugle
Gm Cm F8
I hear them say "Oh, that boy's no different today"
Gm
Except in every single way, it's a price to pay.
 
Verse:
Gm F
If I have to go,
Bb D
I will be thinking of your love.
Gm F Bb
Oh, somehow you'll know, you will know.
D
I'm thinking of your love
 
Chorus:
Cm F Bb6
I was carried away caught up in an affray
Gm
As they led him away
Cm F Gm
He sang " We'll meet again someday you know my boy there's a price to pay"
 
Verse:
Gm F
If I have to go,
Bb D
I will be thinking of your love.
Gm F Bb
Oh, somehow you'll know, you will know.
D
I'm thinking of your love
 
Interlude:
Gm Cm
Inside I felt so alone.
F Bb
Locked in a room waiting for kingdom come
G5 Gm Cm
Though I felt elated I felt like I was scum
 
Chorus:
F Bb
I was carried away, caught up in an affray
Gm
As they led him away, He sang:
Cm F Gm
We'll meet again someday, oh my boy, oh there's a price to pay
Cm F
Feels like I've never been away,
Bb Gm
though it's been longer than I could possibly say.
Cm F
I've been wandering the night
Bb Gm
I'm glad to see we're still tight.
Cm F
The bonds that tie a man are tight,
Bb G
Yet we do what we do
G
Ritual habituality , all through the night.
 
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Contribuição: Rafael Pereira da Silva(rafapresley1988@yahoo.com.br)

How to play Last post the bugle

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Gm. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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