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David Knopfler - Nothing At All
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO:   G    C(7x)
I went GupC  
Under a perfect GskyC  
To the poet's GstoneC  
In the morning GlightC  
And it opened my GheartC  
It opened my GeyesC  
I felt chilled to the GboneC  
But I still felt GhighC  
She's saying, "What did you Emsee? C  
Why do you Emsmile?C  
What did you Emfeel C  
All of the Emwhile?"C  
All the GwhileF  C  D  
N.C.                  G     C     G     C     G     C     G   F   C  
I said nothing at all
We went GinC  
In a perfect GhighC  
And we made Gsweet loveC  
All through the GnightC  
And then I looked GinC  
Framed in the GskyC  
In a perfect GdawnC  
Your perfect GeyesC  
                         Em  G-C  
And my soul was set free
And the world was on EmfireC  
Tell me, what did you EmseeC  
With perfect Emeyes?C  
Nothing at GallF  C  D  
I've seen nothing at GallC  
At GallC  
OUTRO:   (## repeat and slow to end ##)
       G  C  G  C  G  C  G

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Nothing At All

by David Knopfler

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

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David Knopfler - Nothing At All

CAPO: 2nd Fret

G C

INTRO: (7x)

G C

I went up

G C

Under a perfect sky

G C

To the poet's stone

G C

In the morning light

G C

And it opened my heart

G C

It opened my eyes

G C

I felt chilled to the bone

G C

But I still felt high

Em C

She's saying, "What did you see?

Em C

Why do you smile?

Em C

What did you feel

Em C

All of the while?"

G F C D

All the while

G C G C G C G F C

N.C.

I said nothing at all

G C

We went in

G C

In a perfect high

G C

And we made sweet love

G C

All through the night

G C

And then I looked in

G C

Framed in the sky

G C

In a perfect dawn

G C

Your perfect eyes

Em G C

And my soul was set free

Em C

And the world was on fire

Em C

Tell me, what did you see

Em C

With perfect eyes?

G F C D

Nothing at all

G C

I've seen nothing at all

G C

At all

OUTRO: (## repeat and slow to end ##)

G C G C G C G

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