Исполнитель: | The Proclaimers (English) |
Пользователь: | Jim Sneddon |
Длительность: | 130 секунд |
Начальная пауза: | 12 секунд |
Названия аккордов: | Не установлено |
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Комментарии к подбору: | Нет |
(Intro)
C G Am G
C G Am G
(Chorus)
C F G C
When you go will you send back, a letter from America
C F G C
Take a look up the rail track, from Miami to Canada, well
(Verse)
F
Broke off from my work, the other day
Am Am7 Am
I spent the evening, thinking about all the blood that flowed away
F
Across the ocean, to the second chance
Am F G
I wonder how it got on when it reached the promised land?
(Chorus)
C F G C
When you go will you send back, a letter from America
C F G C
Take a look up the rail track, from Miami to Canada
(Verse)
F
I've looked at the ocean, tried hard to imagine
Am Am7 Am
The way you felt the day you sailed from Wester Ross to Nova Scotia
F
We should have held you, we should have told you
Am F G
But you know our sense of timing, we always wait too long
(Chorus)
C F G C
When you go will you send back, a letter from America
C F G C
Take a look up the rail track, from Miami to Canada
(Bridge)
C G Am G C G Am
Lochaber no more, Sutherland no more, Lewis no more, Sky no
G
more
C G Am G C G Am
Lochaber no more, Sutherland no more, Lewis no more, Sky no
G
more
C G Am G C G Am
Lochaber no more, Sutherland no more, Lewis no more, Sky no Am
G
more
(Verse)
F
I wonder my blood, will you ever return
Am Am7 Am
To help us kick the life back to a dying mutual friend?
F
Do we not love her? Did you not claim to love her?
Am F G
Do we have to roam the world, to prove how much it hurts?
(Chorus)
C F G C
When you go will you send back, a letter from America
C F G C
Take a look up the rail track, from Miami to Canada
C G Am G C G Am
Bathgate no more, Linwood no more, Methil no more, Irvine no
G
more
C G Am G C G Am
Bathgate no more, Linwood no more, Methil no more, Irvine no
G
more
C G Am G C G Am
Bathgate no more, Linwood no more, Methil no more, Irvine no
G
more
C G Am G C G Am
Bathgate no more, Linwood no more, Methil no more, Lochaber no
G
more