Souls For Sale
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[Intro ]/ Horn Solo
D Em D Em
[Verso 1]
D
There's something different in the world today
Em
Looking for the words but I can't explain
D
I feel the worst is drawing near, feeding on our fear
Em
Another cry from a broken home
D
Another soul that will walk alone
Em
I said just one more life that will be swept away
D And this is the price we pay
Em
[Refrão]
D
From the hills of California to the streets of Berlin
Em
To the clubs in London town
D
Tell me where our souls have gone
Em
And where can they be found
D
All the way to Venezuela down to Sao Paulo
Em
Then back up to Montreal
D
Tell me where have our souls gone
Em
And where they can be found
{Instrumental}
D Em D Em
[Verso 2]
D
Picked up the paper and I read this morning
Em
Another twenty people dead no warning
D
Bombs go off and ignite the hate globally
Em
It perpetuates the air is thick and the skies are burning
D
As the war machine keeps on turning
Em
Just one more life that will be swept away
D
And this is the price we pay
Em
[Refrão]
D
From the hills of California to the streets of Berlin
Em
To the clubs in London town
D
Tell me where our souls have gone
Em
And where can they be found
D
All the way to Venezuela down to Sao Paulo
Em
Then back up to Montreal
D
Tell me where have our souls gone
Em
And where they can be found
[Ponte]
D
I feel I want to feel it tonight
Em
We keep moving so we don't get lost, really don't fall
D
Keep looking forward to a brand new day
Em
Where we don't have to say...
[Refrão]
D
From the hills of California to the streets of Berlin
Em
To the clubs in London town
D
Tell me where our souls have gone
Em
And where can they be found
D
All the way to Venezuela down to Sao Paulo
Em
Then back up to Montreal
D
Tell me where have our souls gone
Em
And where they can be found
Final Horn Solo / Fade Out
D Em D Em
How to play Souls For Sale
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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