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Fallen Trees by Saint Saviour 
Standard Tuning
AmDried wells and fallen trees
AmBreaking Ice and poison seas
AmAll these things I’m told could end my world
AmSunlight and missing shields
AmFlooded plains and blackened fields
AmAll these things I’m told could ruin my world
AmStatesmen and Glawful thieves
DShort term gains and Amhidden deals
AmAll these things I’m Gtold could end my Dworld
DAin't it time we had a Amsaviour
Someone Cbeautiful, beaEmutifuDl
DWere in need of a reFdeemer
Someone Cwonderful wEmonderDful
Piano/Cello solo
Am G D C
Am G D
AmAir Power and Grapid streams
DSailing ships and sColar dreams
AmAll these things I Gknow can change my wDorld
AmSmall feats and Gbigger dreams
DGreater goods and lCess machines
AmAll these things GI know can change my wDorld
AmBut as far as GI can see
There's Dno one watching ovCer me
AmNo one who Gcould come and save my Dworld
DMaybe I could be a Amsaviour,
Someone bCeautiful, EmbeautifDul
DMaybe you could be our Fleader,
Someone wConderful, EmwonderfDul.
DMaybe I could be a Fsaviour,
Someone bCeautiful, EmbeautifDul
DMaybe you could be our Fleader,
Someone wConderful, EmwonderfDul.
Someone wConderful, EmwonderfDul.
Someone wCo-o-o-o-o-Emo-onderDful.
Piano/Cello solo
C Em D C
C Em D C
CMaybe I could be a Emsaviour,
Someone bDeautiful, beautifCul
CMaybe you could be our Emleader,
Someone wDonderful, wonderfCul.
CMaybe I could be a Emsaviour,
Someone bDeautiful, beautifCul
CMaybe you could be our Emleader,
Someone wDonderful, wonderfCul.
CSomeone beautiful, beautEmiful
Someone Dwo-o-o-o-o-o-onderfCul.
CSomeone beautiful, beautEmiful
Someone Dwo-o-o-o-o-o-onderfCul.
Finishes with C chord.
Saint Saviour Official Website:
http://saintsaviour.co.uk/
Tabbed by ReeceWalsh 2011

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Fallen Trees

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Fallen Trees by Saint Saviour

Standard Tuning

Dried wells and fallen trees

Breaking Ice and poison seas

All these things I’m told could end my world

Sunlight and missing shields

Flooded plains and blackened fields

All these things I’m told could ruin my world

Am G

Statesmen and lawful thieves

D Am

Short term gains and hidden deals

Am G D

All these things I’m told could end my world

D Am

Ain't it time we had a saviour

C Em D

Someone beautiful, beautiful

D F

Were in need of a redeemer

C Em D

Someone wonderful wonderful

Piano/Cello solo

Am G D C

Am G D

Am G

Air Power and rapid streams

D C

Sailing ships and solar dreams

Am G D

All these things I know can change my world

Am G

Small feats and bigger dreams

D C

Greater goods and less machines

Am G D

All these things I know can change my world

Am G

But as far as I can see

D C

There's no one watching over me

Am G D

No one who could come and save my world

D Am

Maybe I could be a saviour,

C Em D

Someone beautiful, beautiful

D F

Maybe you could be our leader,

C Em D

Someone wonderful, wonderful.

D F

Maybe I could be a saviour,

C Em D

Someone beautiful, beautiful

D F

Maybe you could be our leader,

C Em D

Someone wonderful, wonderful.

C Em D

Someone wonderful, wonderful.

C Em D

Someone wo-o-o-o-o-o-onderful.

Piano/Cello solo

C Em D C

C Em

Maybe I could be a saviour,

D C

Someone beautiful, beautiful

C Em

Maybe you could be our leader,

D C

Someone wonderful, wonderful.

C Em

Maybe I could be a saviour,

D C

Someone beautiful, beautiful

C Em

Maybe you could be our leader,

D C

Someone wonderful, wonderful.

C Em

Someone beautiful, beautiful

D C

Someone wo-o-o-o-o-o-onderful.

C Em

Someone beautiful, beautiful

D C

Someone wo-o-o-o-o-o-onderful.

Finishes with C chord.

Saint Saviour Official Website:

http://saintsaviour.co.uk/

Tabbed by ReeceWalsh 2011

About Fallen Trees Chords by Saint Saviour

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The chords for "Fallen Trees" show the original chord names (including Am, G, D, C, Em, F). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.