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[Intro] 
G G F F Eb Eb G
[Verse 1]
GBlue eyes has given Cme his pay
GTall hands and black Cpoems in his head
DFather spoke cComfort break Gme, but all this sound should turn me down
My head melts tight from lack of sense
A thought disease that you have gave
Father spoke comfort break me, but all this sound should break me down
DBut don't think for oCne moment that liGfe wont find a way
[Bridge]
  GC(x2)  G  G/F#  
EmYou keep on making the same mDistakes
EmAnd crossing the river you bury your tail dDeep in my back
EmWas it my, my mistake,   BmIf I knew you'd makeC  D  
GThe tongue you cut now starts to Cspeak
GAnd soon your mouth wont have a sCay
DFather spoke comfort break me,
BCut all this Gsound should turn me down
DDon't think foCr one moment Gthat life wont find a way

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Some Sort Of Justice

by Omar Rodríguez-López

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

G/F#

[Intro]

G G F F Eb Eb G

[Verse 1]

G C

Blue eyes has given me his pay

G C

Tall hands and black poems in his head

D C G

Father spoke comfort break me, but all this sound should turn me down

My head melts tight from lack of sense

A thought disease that you have gave

Father spoke comfort break me, but all this sound should break me down

D C G

But don't think for one moment that life wont find a way

[Bridge]

G G G/F#

C(x2)

Em D

You keep on making the same mistakes

Em D

And crossing the river you bury your tail deep in my back

Em Bm C D

Was it my, my mistake, If I knew you'd make

G C

The tongue you cut now starts to speak

G C

And soon your mouth wont have a say

Father spoke comfort break me,

C G

But all this sound should turn me down

D C G

Don't think for one moment that life wont find a way

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