Politics And Beer - Glenn Tilbrook

Politics And Beer

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook & The Fluffers - Politics & Beer
(Tilbrook)
From the 'Binga Bong!' EP. Listen to the original here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z45u12pMKqs
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[Intro]
 
Ebaug Eb Ebaug Cm C7
 
[Verse 1]
Fdim Bb
In the days when you
Fdim Bb Bbaug
Believed in us, too
C#7 C#m7 Ab B G Eb7 C7 Caug
We were confident in what we could do
Fdim Bb7
Kings both for a day
B7 Cdim
Our work more like play
Baug Bb
We thought we'd arr-ived
Bdim Eb
And that we'd stay.
 
Ebaug | Eb | Ebaug | Cm C7 |
 
[Verse 2]
Fdim Bb
Though we might have seen
Fdim Bb7 Bbaug
Like cats who'd got the cream
C#7 C#m7 Ab B
We drif--ted apart
G Gdim C7 Caug
In-to separate dreams
Fdim Bb7
Our train of course de-railed
B7 Cdim
By increments we failed
Baug Abm Bb Bb7
No wind left to speak off
Bdim Eb
In our sails.
 
Ebaug Eb | C7
 
[Chorus]
Fm7 Bb7
Politics and Beer
Gdim C7
A gulf between us clear
Fm Bb
We let common ground
Gm7 C
For too many years
Fm7 Bb
So much left un-said
C# C7
Silence reigned in-stead
Baug Bb
I never knew what was going on
G7 Eb
In your head.
 
Ebaug | Cm | Ebaug | Cm Edim |
 
[Verse 3]
Fdim Bb7
So the litmus test
Fdim Bb7
We need to a-ddress
Eb7 C#m7 Ab
Please just tell the truth
C#m7 G Gdim C7 Caug
I don't want to guess
Fdim Bb7
Open at high noon
B7 Cdim
The last chance sa-loon
Baug Abm Bb
Let's meet up and have a talk
Bb7 Eb C7
In there soon.
 
[Verse 4]
Fm7 Bb
There's nothing left to fear
Gdim C7
We can bend each other's ears
Fm Bb
Easy now to laugh
Gm C7 Abaug
We've stepped up a gear
Fm7 Bb
It's real now not pre-tend
Gdim C7
It's the middle not the end
Baug Bb
Now I count my-self again
Bdim Eb
As your friend.
 
[Outro]
 
Ebaug | Eb | Ebaug | Eb |
 
Ebaug | Cm | Ebaug | Cm | Ebaug | Cm |

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