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The Fall Of Man

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E-D6-E-D6  
ESleep on the ocean
Sleep on the sand
Ive D6been very busy since the fall of man
ESon of the devil
You wont understand
Now D6come on, baby,
That's a sudden end
E-D6  
ESpeak of the devil
Inside my head
Youve D6been very busy since the world's gonna end
ETired of the symbol
The sun, the sand
                                           D6  E-D6  
Talk a little louder, I don't understand.
C#m7Gonna get the supper to the world tonight
AM7??? Im gonna fall asleep.
Theres a tiny little Bsin I've gotta do.
F#6Got to say that Im only holding up at night
C#m7Turn with the flow, or this storm
Theres a world outside, wanna let you F#m7in
Theres a Abmworld outBside, not Abmgoing Bin
The F#world outside, won't let you in
F#mLove, love got over that C#mstorm
EBefore you Bget somewF#mhere,
                              C#m  CM7- CM7| E-Bm7-D6  
Oh, love got over that storm.
EI've got a wife and kids in Baltimore, Jack.
I went D6out for a ride, and I never came back.

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The Fall Of Man

by Coldplay

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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C#m7

AM7

F#6

F#m7

Abm

F#m

C#m

CM7

Bm7

E D6 E D6

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Sleep on the ocean

Sleep on the sand

Ive been very busy since the fall of man

Son of the devil

You wont understand

Now come on, baby,

That's a sudden end

E D6

Speak of the devil

Inside my head

Youve been very busy since the world's gonna end

Tired of the symbol

The sun, the sand

D6 E D6

Talk a little louder, I don't understand.

C#m7

Gonna get the supper to the world tonight

AM7

??? Im gonna fall asleep.

Theres a tiny little sin I've gotta do.

F#6

Got to say that Im only holding up at night

C#m7

Turn with the flow, or this storm

F#m7

Theres a world outside, wanna let you in

Abm B Abm B

Theres a world outside, not going in

The world outside, won't let you in

F#m C#m

Love, love got over that storm

E B F#m

Before you get somewhere,

C#m CM7 CM7 E Bm7 D6

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Oh, love got over that storm.

I've got a wife and kids in Baltimore, Jack.

I went out for a ride, and I never came back.

About The Fall Of Man Chords by Coldplay

Learn how to play The Fall Of Man by Coldplay with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Fall Of Man chords”, “The Fall Of Man guitar chords”, or “Coldplay The Fall Of Man chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy The Fall Of Man chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Fall Of Man lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, D6, C#m7, AM7, B, F#6.

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What key is "The Fall Of Man" in?

The chords for "The Fall Of Man" show the original chord names (including E, D6, C#m7, AM7, B, F#6). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.