Cemetery Gates
Ton : GEnglish
Intro :
C D G Gmaj7 (x4)
GA dreaded sunny day
So I meet you at the cemetery gaCtes
Keats and YeDats are on yEmour sideD C
GA dreaded sunny day
So I meet you at the cemetery gaCtes
Keats and YeDats are on yEmour sideD C
While WiDlde is on mGine
GSo we go inside and we gravely read the stCones
All those people all those liDves
Where are theyEm now D? C
With loGves, with hates
And passions just like mCine
They were born
And then they liDved
And then theyEm diedD C
Which seems so unfair
DAnd I want to cGry
You say : "ere Bmthrice the sun hath door
Salutation to the dGawn"
And you cBmlaim these words as your oGwn
But IC'm well read, have hDeard them said
A hundred tEmimes (maybe less, maybe mCore)
If you mGust write prose and poems
The words you use should be your oCwn
Don't plagiarise or tDake "onEm loanD" C
There's always somGeone, somwhere
With a big nose, who knCows
And who trips you up and laDughs
When youEm fallD C
Who'll trip you up and laDugh
When you fGall
You say : "ere Bmlong done do does Gdid"
WBmords which could only be your oGwn
You tChen produce the text
From whDence was ripped
(some dizzy wEmhore, 1C804)
A dreaded suGnny day
So let's go where we're happy
And I meet you at the cemetery gCates
Keats and YeDats are on yEmour sideD C
A dreaded suGnny day
So let's go where we're wanted
And I meet you at the cemetery gaCtes
Keats and YeDats are on yEmour side D- buCt you lose
While WiDlde is on mGine