What became of the likely lads - The Libertines

What became of the likely lads

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[Intro ]
B, C#m, A,A,A,A,A,A x2
 
Verse 1
 
A
Please don't get me wrong see
C#m D D E
I forgive you in a song well call the likely lads,
A C#m
But if its left to you I know exactly what you'd
D D E
do with all the dreams we had,
 
D Fm
Just blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves ,
C#m
you know if that's important to you,
C#m D Bm C#m
Its important to me
Dm C#m Bm E
I tried to make you see, but you don't wanna know!
 
Verse 2
 
A E
If you pipe all summer long then get forgiven
D D E
In a song well that's a touch my lad,
A
They sold the rights to all the wrongs
E
and when they knew you'd give me songs
D D E
Welcome back I said
 
D Fm
Just blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves ,
C#m
you know if that's important to you,
C#m D Bm C#m
Its important to me
Dm C#m Bm E
I tried to make you see, but you don't wanna know!
 
Chorus
 
A C#m D
Oh what became of the likely lads?
A C#m D
Oh what became of the dreams we had?
A C#m D
Oh what became of forever?
A C#m D
Oh what became forever?
D E A
Though we'll never know
 
Verse 3 (Same as verse 2)
 
Please don't get me wrong see I forgive
you in a song well call the likely lads,
We all bought the ones, we taught em all
we wrote the songs that's filled with dreams we have
 
D Fm
Just blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves ,
C#m
you know if that's important to you,
C#m D Bm C#m
Its important to me
Dm C#m Bm E
I tried to make you see, but you don't wanna know!
 
Chorus
 
A C#m D
Oh what became of the likely lads?
A C#m D
Oh what became of the dreams we had?
C#m D
Oh what became of forever?
A C#m D
Oh what became forever?
D E A
Though we'll never know
 
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Contribuição: Rafael Pereira da Silva(rafapresley1988@yahoo.com.br)

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