The Jewellers Hands

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[Intro]
Cm Fm Cm
Cm Fm Cm
Cm Fm Cm
Cm Fm Cm
[Verse 1]
CmFiendish wonder in a FmcarnivalCms wake,
CmDull caresses once Fmagain irriCmtate
CmTread softly stranger,
Move Fmover toward the danger that yoCmu seekFm  Cm  
You think Cmexcitement has receded,
Then the Fmmirror disCmtracts
The Cmlogic of the trance quickly Fmreaches anCmd grasps
CmHandsome and faceless
And Fmweightless your imaginatioCmn runsFm  Cm  
[Chorus]
And now it’s Abno one’s fault but Cmyours
At the Gfoot of the house of Cmcards,
You thought you’d Abnever get oGbsessed
You thought the G7wolves would be iCmmpressed,
And you’re a Absinking stCmone
Cos you know Gwhat it’s like to hold the jeweller’Cms hands,
That proAbcession of pioGaugneers, all CmdrownedFm  Cm  Fm  
[Verse 2]
In the Cmmoonlight they’re more thrilling,
Those Fmthings that he knows
As he Cmleads you through the grinning,
buddled, Fmblowers in the snow,
CmWatching his exit is like
Fmfalling off the ferry in thCme nightFm  Cm  
InCmevitable’s gather to Fmpush you aCmround,
CmAny old voice makes such Fma punishing Cmsound
He beCmcame laughter’s assassin,
ShortFmly after he showed you what iCmt wasFm  Cm  
[Chorus]
And now it’s Abno one’s fault but Cmyours
At the Gfoot of the house of Cmcards,
You thought you’d Abnever get oGbsessed
You thought the G7wolves would be iCmmpressed,
And you’re a Absinking stCmone
Cos you know Gwhat it’s like to hold the jeweller’Cms hands,
That proAbcession of pioGaugneers
N.C.
all drowned
[Solo]
Cm Eb Ab Gaug
G Fm/D Cm G
Cm Eb Ab Gaug
G Fm/D Cm G
[Outro]
CmIf you’ve a Eblesson to teAbach me,
I’m GlisteningAb, Gready to leCmarnG  
CmThere’s no one Ebhere to polAbice me,
I’m Gsinking inAb, unGtil you retCmurnG  
CmIf you’ve a Eblesson to teAbach me,
Don’t GdeviateAb, Gdon’t be afrCmaidG  
CmWithout the Eblast corner pAbiece I can’t Gcalibrate,
AbLet’s Gget it ingrCmainedG  
(Repeat 2 times)
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