Dialogue With The Devil

Bruce Cockburn

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  • Am7
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  • G/B
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Tom:
G A E 1. Standing on a rock, in a river.
G A E Staring at the splintered sun.
G F C G/B You could drowned yourself in jewels,
D Am7 G A Like a thousand other fools.
E C G While you stand there looking down at what you won.
G A E 2. Sitting on a mountain of ashes.
G A E Face to face with past regrets.
G F C G/B You could roll down to the canyon,
D Am7 G A Piss away this incarnation.
E C G But remember, that you pay for what you get.
E D E D And he says; "Don't you know, how hard it is,
E D E D to hit the ground, and mean it.
E D And mean it."
G A E 3. Walk the jangling streets of the city,
G A E Trying to find the buried sun.
G F C G/B You could drowned yourself in jewels,
D Am7 G A Like a thousand other fools,
E C G While you wonder, waiting for it to be done.
E And he cries; "Why don't we celebrate, why don't we celebrate,
G A Love can make you sad, come on,
E Let's drive ourselves mad."
E D E D E D And he's aware, how hard it is, to kiss the sun,
E D E D And mean it, and mean it.
G A E 4. Standing on a rock, in a river.
G A E Staring at the rain, made one.
G F C G/B On the surface, flashing diamonds,
D Am7 G A Rolling down the twilight canyon.
E C G And we shall kiss the sun, in spite of him.
E So why don't we celebrate, why don't we celebrate.... (Repeat and fade) (* Please note, this is only an interpretation for rhythm guitar, the real version features intricate finger-picking that Bruce is so well known for. MP)
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Composição: Bruce Cockburn

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