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Here are the chords for Bill Ryder Jones's Satellites. A really good song when played really loud.
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Intro
X2
G E D C G E Bm C
BmVerDseBm  
D C G D F C G
Satellites talk for usD  
I'm stranded in the darCk
GOf all the things I've lDoved
FBut had to tear apCart
GMy satellites talked fDor us
I'm stFaring iDnto spCace
GSomething I coDuld trust
FTo put me in my plCace
DI waAmsted all that tGime
CI wasted yours as FwellE  
DYou saved me with the thFought
That something somewhere
Must be happeningC  
GI turned to you insDide
You smFiled and wDe started lCaughing
GAnd turning to Done's sideF  C  
GSatellites talked fDor us
I'm strFanded in the dCark
GOf everything I've lDoved
FAnd went and took aCpart
DI got lGost in myGselfC  
And time got lost as wFellE  
DBut safety is the thFought
That something sC#omewhere
Must be happening
Outro
X4
CX2Am  G  F  C  Am  E  F  
GX3E  D  C  G  E  Bm  C  
C Am G F C Am E F

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Satellites

by Bill Ryder-Jones

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Here are the chords for Bill Ryder Jones's Satellites. A really good song when played really loud.

Enjoy!

Intro

G E D C G E Bm C

Bm D Bm

Verse

D C G D F C G

Satellites talk for us

I'm stranded in the dark

G D

Of all the things I've loved

F C

But had to tear apart

G D

My satellites talked for us

F D C

I'm staring into space

G D

Something I could trust

F C

To put me in my place

D Am G

I wasted all that time

C F E

I wasted yours as well

D F

You saved me with the thought

That something somewhere

Must be happening

G D

I turned to you inside

F D C

You smiled and we started laughing

G D F C

And turning to one's side

G D

Satellites talked for us

F C

I'm stranded in the dark

G D

Of everything I've loved

F C

And went and took apart

D G G C

I got lost in myself

F E

And time got lost as well

D F

But safety is the thought

That something somewhere

Must be happening

Outro

C Am G F C Am E F

G E D C G E Bm C

C Am G F C Am E F

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