Where The Birds Always Sing

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This is a very very very simple versions of this songs, it takes only 3 chords: Bm7, Am7  
and Cm7. Have fun!
Bm7The world is neither fair nor Am7unfair
Bm7The idea is just a way for us to Am7understand
But Bm7the world is neither fair nor Am7unfair
Bm7So one survives, the Cm7others die
Bm7And you always want a Cm7reason why
Bm7But the world is neither just nor Am7unjust
Bm7It's just us trying to feel that there's some sAm7ense in it
No, Bm7the world is neither just nor uAm7njust
And though Bm7going young so mCm7uch undone
Is a Bm7tragedy for eAm7veryone
Bm7It doesn't speak a plan or any seAm7cret thing
Bm7No unseen sign or untold truth Am7in anything...
Bm7But living on in others, in mAm7emories and dreams
Bm7Is not enough You Cm7want everything
Bm7Another world where the sCm7un always shines
Bm7And the birds always sing Cm7Always sing...
Bm7The world is neither fair nor Am7unfair
Bm7The idea is just a way for us to Am7understand
But Bm7the world is neither fair nor Am7unfair
Bm7So one survives, the Cm7others die
Bm7And you always want a Cm7reason why
Bm7But the world is neither just nor Am7unjust
Bm7It's just us trying to feel that there's some sAm7ense in it
No, Bm7the world is neither just nor uAm7njust
And though Bm7going young so mCm7uch undone
Is a Bm7tragedy for eAm7veryone
Bm7It doesn't mean there has to be a Am7way of things
Bm7No special sense that hidden hAm7ands are pulling strings
Bm7But living on in others, in Am7memories and dreams
Bm7Is not enough, Cm7and it never is
Bm7You always want so mucCm7h more than this
Bm7An endless sense of soul and an eAm7ternity of love
Bm7A sweet mother down below and a just Am7father above
Bm7For living on in others, in Am7memories and dreams
Bm7Is not enough, You Cm7want everything
Bm7Another world, WherCm7e the birds always sing
Bm7Another world, WherCm7e the sun always shines
Bm7Another world, WherCm7e nothing ever dies
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