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Lark Descending

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Dminor
90BPM
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[Intro]
F Dm
DmMy hands are stained with thistle milk
FAnd I can see what a fool I’ve been.
My Dmhands are stained with thistle milk
FLook at the state it’s got me in.
ATrying to be EMansfield’s very own
ATrying to be EMansfield’s very own
GSteve CMalkmus, D7   GSteve CMalkmusD7  
GSteve CMalkmus, D7   EmSteve D7Malkmus.
[Instrumental]
F Bb C F Bb C
The Dmfire that burned inside of me
FHas sank rapidly into vacancy and chill
And Dmnow my hours of happiness
Are Fdarkened by the thought they are passing towards nothing.
AYeah, that was me Edown at Camber Sands
ASigning in Eto my chalet as
GJ CBuckley, D7   GJ CBuckleyD7  
GJ CBuckley, D7   EmunD7likely.
[Instrumental]
F Bb C F Bb C
FI should have just got a Cjob on the bins
FThe pay’s better and I’d Cknow some hard blokes
FAnd I wouldn’t Chave to pretend
FThat I know what ‘rheCtorical’ means.F  Bb  C  
FI could have been like BbLou DmBarlow, Bbbut I’m Dmmore like CKen FBarClow,
FI could have been like BbLou DmBarlow, Bbbut I’m Dmmore like CKen FBarClow,
FI could have been like BbLou DmBarlow, Bbbut I’m Dmmore like CKen FBarClow,
F   Bb   Dm   Bb   Dm   C   F   C   F   Bb(x4) C  
I could have been like Lou Barlow, but I’m more like Ken Barlow.
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