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Moby Dick A Musical Reckoning - The Pacific

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[Intro]
G
[Verse]
Three years at Emsea, the Dday becomes the Gnight, the night becomes Cday
The Cm6drowsy wind Am9blows, and the Cm6tranced ship Grolls
We B7vacantly gaze on the inC6finity of waves
and the B7cadence of our gaze becomes our C6thoughts among the waves
[Chorus]
And Gno one grew, and do anything new, we D7just became the worst of what we were
GNo one grew, and do anything new, we D7just became the worst of what we were
[Instrumental]
G
[Verse]
Three years at Emsea, no D7news, no Ggazettes 
No E7startling accounts of the Amcommonplace, deD7luding us into eGxcitementG7  C  
No bankrupt seGcurities, no deB7cisions on Emdinner
A subG13lime uneCventfulnessCm6  
[Chorus]
And Gno one grew, and do anything new, we D7just became the worst of what we were
GNo one grew, and do anything new, we D7just became the worst of what we were
[Instrumental]
G
[Verse]
Joy and Emsorrow, Dhope and Gfear
Have been ground to finest Ddust
B7Powdered in the clamped C6mortar of our Eb7captain's iron G6soul
BeB7neath us lurked the many C6monsters of the sea
The B7horrors in the murk wait for C6me
And I C9thought I could just dip my toes in
I didn't Gthink I'd B7lose my Emsoul in this G7silver aCsylum
But I Cm6let myself disappeAm9ar, I Cm6let myself disaGppear
[Chorus]
GNo one grew, and do anything new, we D7just became the worst of what we were
GNo one grewD7  
[Instrumental]
G  D7  G  D7
[Outro]
Oh Glull me to sleep
Oh D7opium vacant waves
Oh Glull me to sleep
Oh D7opium vacant waves
Oh Glull me to sleep
Oh D7opium vacant waves
Oh Glull me to sleep
Oh D7opium vacant waves

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Moby Dick A Musical Reckoning - The Pacific

by Misc Musicals

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Cm6

Am9

G13

Eb7

[Intro]

[Verse]

Em D G C

Three years at sea, the day becomes the night, the night becomes day

Cm6 Am9 Cm6 G

The drowsy wind blows, and the tranced ship rolls

B7 C6

We vacantly gaze on the infinity of waves

B7 C6

and the cadence of our gaze becomes our thoughts among the waves

[Chorus]

G D7

And no one grew, and do anything new, we just became the worst of what we were

G D7

No one grew, and do anything new, we just became the worst of what we were

[Instrumental]

[Verse]

Em D7 G

Three years at sea, no news, no gazettes

E7 Am D7 G G7 C

No startling accounts of the commonplace, deluding us into excitement

G B7 Em

No bankrupt securities, no decisions on dinner

G13 C Cm6

A sublime uneventfulness

[Chorus]

G D7

And no one grew, and do anything new, we just became the worst of what we were

G D7

No one grew, and do anything new, we just became the worst of what we were

[Instrumental]

[Verse]

Em D G

Joy and sorrow, hope and fear

Have been ground to finest dust

B7 C6 Eb7 G6

Powdered in the clamped mortar of our captain's iron soul

B7 C6

Beneath us lurked the many monsters of the sea

B7 C6

The horrors in the murk wait for me

And I thought I could just dip my toes in

G B7 Em G7 C

I didn't think I'd lose my soul in this silver asylum

Cm6 Am9 Cm6 G

But I let myself disappear, I let myself disappear

[Chorus]

G D7

No one grew, and do anything new, we just became the worst of what we were

G D7

No one grew

[Instrumental]

G D7 G D7

[Outro]

Oh lull me to sleep

Oh opium vacant waves

Oh lull me to sleep

Oh opium vacant waves

Oh lull me to sleep

Oh opium vacant waves

Oh lull me to sleep

Oh opium vacant waves

About Moby Dick A Musical Reckoning - The Pacific Chords by Misc Musicals

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The chords for "Moby Dick A Musical Reckoning - The Pacific" show the original chord names (including G, Em, D, C, Cm6, Am9). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.