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Albion

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INTRO
C     F     Dm     C     G
Riff between chords
d----0----
a-0h2-3---
CDOWN IN ALBION
FWE'RE BLACK AND BLUE
CBUT WE DON'T ABOUT GTHAT
CARE YOU FROM ROUND HERE?
FHOW DO YOU DO?
CI'D LIKE TO ABOUT GTHAT
GTALK OVER
CGIN IN TEA CUPS AND 
FLEAVES ON THE LAWN
CVIOLENCE AT BUS STOPS
AND THE GPALE THIN GIRL WITH EYES FORLORN AAH
CGIN IN TEA CUPS AND 
FLEAVES ON THE LAWN
CVIOLENCE IN DOLE QUEUES
AND THE GPALE THIN GIRL BEHIND THE CHECKOUT
BUT IF YOU'RE FLOOKING FOR A CHEAP SORT
CGLINT WITH PERSPIRGATION
THERE'S A FFOUR MILE QUEUE OUTSIDE THE
CDISUSED POWER GSTATION
NOW FCOME AWAY, CWON'T YOU COME AWAY
WE'LL GO TO GDEPTFORD, DIGBY, TUEBROOK, ANYWHERE
IN ALBION
INTRO
CYELLOWING CLASSICS AND
FCANONS AT DAWN
CCOFFEE WALLOWS AND PITH HELMETS
AND GOH AN ENGLISH SUN 2X
BUT IF YOU'RE FLOOKING FOR A CHEAP SORT
THAT'S IN CFALSE ANTICIGPATION
I'LL BE FWAITING IN THE PHOTO BOOTH
AT THE CRAILWAY GSTATION
FAH COME AWAY, CWON'T YOU COME AWAY
WE'LL GO TO GWATFORD, LONDON FIELDS, ANYWHERE IN ALBION
INTRO
CHORUS
END

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Albion

by The Libertines

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Chords in this song · guitar

INTRO

C F Dm C G

Riff between chords

d----0----

a-0h2-3---

DOWN IN ALBION

WE'RE BLACK AND BLUE

C G

BUT WE DON'T ABOUT THAT

ARE YOU FROM ROUND HERE?

HOW DO YOU DO?

C G

I'D LIKE TO ABOUT THAT

TALK OVER

GIN IN TEA CUPS AND

LEAVES ON THE LAWN

VIOLENCE AT BUS STOPS

AND THE PALE THIN GIRL WITH EYES FORLORN AAH

GIN IN TEA CUPS AND

LEAVES ON THE LAWN

VIOLENCE IN DOLE QUEUES

AND THE PALE THIN GIRL BEHIND THE CHECKOUT

BUT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A CHEAP SORT

C G

GLINT WITH PERSPIRATION

THERE'S A FOUR MILE QUEUE OUTSIDE THE

C G

DISUSED POWER STATION

F C

NOW COME AWAY, WON'T YOU COME AWAY

WE'LL GO TO DEPTFORD, DIGBY, TUEBROOK, ANYWHERE

IN ALBION

INTRO

YELLOWING CLASSICS AND

CANONS AT DAWN

COFFEE WALLOWS AND PITH HELMETS

AND OH AN ENGLISH SUN 2X

BUT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A CHEAP SORT

C G

THAT'S IN FALSE ANTICIPATION

I'LL BE WAITING IN THE PHOTO BOOTH

C G

AT THE RAILWAY STATION

F C

AH COME AWAY, WON'T YOU COME AWAY

WE'LL GO TO WATFORD, LONDON FIELDS, ANYWHERE IN ALBION

INTRO

CHORUS

END

About Albion Chords by The Libertines

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What key is "Albion" in?

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