The War Is Over
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[(intro) ]Ebm B9 C# B/D# Bb
Ebm B9 C# Bb4 Bb
Ebm B9 C#
Look at the window, to see the destruction
Ebm B9 Bb
And maybe I'll never go back to the streets again.
Ebm B9 C#
I heard at midnight the sirens warning
Ebm B9 Bb
And maybe I'll never go back to the streets again.
C# B Bb C# B Bb
And live Happy no More
Ebm Ebm
I saw a child Burned to her skin
Bb C# Bb B Ebm C#
Scaping the for Starvation. The signs she will get forever, and never!
[Refrão] F# C# Ebm B C#
Then rool up your slleves and get buzy
F# C# Ebm C# B
And prepare your soul for hard work
Don't cry anymore and try again
C#
If you need by the whole night
G# C# Ebm
The Power of men gets to the ends. The Power of men gets to the ends
Ebm B9 C#
Look at the window, to see the destruction
Ebm B9 Bb
And maybe I'll never go back to the streets again.
Ebm B9 C#
Hear on the radio the war is over.
Ebm B9 Bb
And I need to build my nation again.
C# B Bb C# B Bb
And live Happy no More
Ebm Ebm
Down on my knees. Our destiny
Bb C# Bb B
Is crying for Justice. Oh Lord please have mercy.
Ebm Ebm
The war is over. Felling of emptiness
Bb C# Bb B Ebm C#
My body, heart and soul. Oh please Lord, have mercy, have mercy!
(Refrão)
F# C# Ebm B C#
Then rool up your slleves and get buzy
F# C# Ebm C# B
And prepare your soul for hard work
Don't cry anymore and try again
C#
If you need by the whole night
G# C# Ebm
The Power of men gets to the ends. The Power of men gets to the ends
(solo)
Ebm Ebm
Down on my knees. Our destiny
Bb C# Bb B
Is crying for Justice. Oh Lord please have mercy.
Ebm Ebm
The war is over. Felling of emptiness
Bb C# Bb B Ebm C#
My body, heart and soul. Oh please Lord, have mercy, have mercy!
(Refrão 4x)
F# C# Ebm B C#
Then rool up your slleves and get buzy
F# C# Ebm C# B
And prepare your soul for hard work
Don't cry anymore and try again
C#
If you need by the whole night
G# C# B C#
The Power of men gets to the ends
How to play The War Is Over
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Ebm. 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.