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Walt Graces Submarine Test January 1967

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Capo 6
[Verse]
WCalt Grace, desperately hEating his whoFle place
Dreamed to discGover a nAmew space
And buried himseGlf alive F  
Inside his Cbasement, tongue on the siEde of his faFce meant
He's working awGay on displaAmcement
And whGat it would take to survFive
[Chorus]
'DmCause when you're doAmne with this worGld
YDmou know the neAmxt is up to yoGu
And his wCife told his kFids he was crGazy
And his friCends said he'd Ffail if he trDmiedG  
But with a wCill to work haFrd
And a lAmibrary cDard
He took a hFomemade, fan-blade, oGne-man submarine rCide
[Verse]
That mCorning, the sea was mEad and I meFan it
Waves as bGig as he'd seeAmn it
DGeep in his dreams at hFome
From Cdry land
He rolled it ovEer to wFet sand
Closed the haGtch up with Amone hand
And pGedaled off aloFne
[Chorus]
'CDmause when you're doAmne with this woGrld
YDmou know the neAmxt is up to yoGu
And for Conce in his lFife it was qGuiet
As he lCearned how to Fturn in the tDmideG  
And the Csky was a fFlare
When he cAmame up for aDir
In his hFomemade, fan-blade, oGne-man submarine rCide
[Solo]
 F-   Am-  G(x2)
 C-  F- G  
 C-  F-  Dm- G  
 C-  F-  Am- D  
 F-  G- C  
[Verse]
One Cevening
When weeks had paEssed since his lFeaving
The call she'd plaGnned on recAmeiving
Finally maGde it hoFme
She accCepted
The news she'd nEever expFected
The operaGtor connAmected
A caGll from TokyFo
[Chorus]
'DmCause when you're dAmone with this woGrld
YDmou know the neAmxt is up to yoGu
Now his fCriends  
Bring him uFp when they're drGinking
At the bCar with his nFame on the siDmdeG  
And they sCmile when they cFan
As they spAmeak of a mDan
Who took a hFomemade, fan-blade, oGne-man submarine rCide

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Walt Graces Submarine Test January 1967

by John Mayer

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 6 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Capo 6

[Verse]

C E F

Walt Grace, desperately hating his whole place

G Am

Dreamed to discover a new space

G F

And buried himself alive

C E F

Inside his basement, tongue on the side of his face meant

G Am

He's working away on displacement

G F

And what it would take to survive

[Chorus]

Dm Am G

'Cause when you're done with this world

Dm Am G

You know the next is up to you

C F G

And his wife told his kids he was crazy

C F Dm G

And his friends said he'd fail if he tried

C F

But with a will to work hard

Am D

And a library card

F G C

He took a homemade, fan-blade, one-man submarine ride

[Verse]

C E F

That morning, the sea was mad and I mean it

G Am

Waves as big as he'd seen it

G F

Deep in his dreams at home

From dry land

E F

He rolled it over to wet sand

G Am

Closed the hatch up with one hand

G F

And pedaled off alone

[Chorus]

Dm Am G

'Cause when you're done with this world

Dm Am G

You know the next is up to you

C F G

And for once in his life it was quiet

C F Dm G

As he learned how to turn in the tide

C F

And the sky was a flare

Am D

When he came up for air

F G C

In his homemade, fan-blade, one-man submarine ride

[Solo]

F Am G

- - (x2)

C F G

- -

C F Dm G

- - -

C F Am D

- - -

F G C

- -

[Verse]

One evening

E F

When weeks had passed since his leaving

G Am

The call she'd planned on receiving

G F

Finally made it home

She accepted

E F

The news she'd never expected

G Am

The operator connected

G F

A call from Tokyo

[Chorus]

Dm Am G

'Cause when you're done with this world

Dm Am G

You know the next is up to you

Now his friends

F G

Bring him up when they're drinking

C F Dm G

At the bar with his name on the side

C F

And they smile when they can

Am D

As they speak of a man

F G C

Who took a homemade, fan-blade, one-man submarine ride

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