The Garden Of England

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: 3rd traste Song ends with speech by British conservative politician William Whitelaw in 1979 which represents the "Short, sharp shock" concept of juvenile offender incarceration similar to spoken words on Dark Side of the Moon. [Intro] C# F# C# F# [Verse] G Em G C F G Way down south, in the garden of England G Em G C F G We got a song to sing and we let it fill the air G Em G C We got it made here, in the garden of England F Am F#7 Where the sun comes up to see us everyday, ohhhhhh-ohhhhh [Refrain] F#7 Bm F# A We feel like strangers, but still we call it home A Bm F# A F#m We got no reason, but still we feel alone [Bridge] A E B6 D But when the night comes we can roll away the stone D A Am To each his own, to each his own F# Yeah the simple life [Break] C# F# C# F# [Verse] G Em G C F G We live at home, in the garden of England G Em G C F G They got us on the run, we can feel it in the air G Em G C We got it made, in the garden of England F Am F#7 Where we celebrate the English way of life, ohhhhhh-ohhhhh [Refrain] F#7 Bm F# A They had an empire, and they gave it all away A Bm F# A F#m Their finest hour, seems only yesterday [Bridge] A E B6 D They still remember when Britannia ruled the waves D A Am She ruled the waves, she ruled the waves, yeaheee F# Yeahhhhhh the simple life [Break] C# F# C# F# C# F# C# F# C# F# [Outro-Speech] F# We conservatives have always maintained the need C# For an experiment, with a tougher regime F# For depriving young football hooligans, of their leisure time C# I can announce today C# That the experiment promised in our election manifest C# Is to begin in Surrey These will be no holiday camps C# We will introduce on a regular basis C# Drill, parades, and inspections C# From 6:45am 'til lights out at 9:30pm C# Life will be conducted at a brisk tempo