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I Should Say Something

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[Intro]
Bb
Well it was Dmonly this morning that CmI realised
my Dmconscience's been Cmsleeping while BbI've been alive
There's Dmthings in the past that I Cmlet pass me by
and Dmnow I reCmgret that I Dmnever did Cmstop to ask Bbwhy
Bb Bb Eb Bb
[Verse]
A Bbman with the bag and the walking stick limps Ebup and down my Bbroad
The Bbkids in the cafe they point and laugh where Ebis their moral Bbcode
GmI should say something Fbut I say nothing DmI haven't got the Ebnerve
CmHe's in the twilight years of his life Fthis ain't what he deserves
[Verse]
BbA high street fright on a Friday night, a Ebcoward hits his Bblady
BbHe cries out "Bitch, you must be mad, Ebwhy'd you disoBbbey me?"
GmAnd we should do something Fbut we do nothing Dmthe public eye turns Ebblind
CmDomestic violence is met with silence Fin apathetic times
[Chorus]
DmAnd would she have Gmsaid yes, when wearing her Cmwhite dress
if violence was inFcluded in his vows?
DmI'm sure that she Gmhates it, but she toleCmrates it
she's married to him Fnow
Bb Bb Eb Bb
[Verse]
BbA starving girl cries on TV, Ebdying in a third world Bbnightmare
BbSlouching back we sympathise from the Ebcomfort of our Bbarmchairs
GmWe should give something Fbut we give nothing Dmonly a little loose Ebchange
CmIt's quite appalling when tears are falling Fmore often than the rain
[Verse]
BbAnd if you see a mother swear at her Ebpoor innocent Bbchild
BbDo you ever stop and say to her Ebwhy are you so Bbvile
GmThat kid will grow up Fto be a fuck-up Dmjust like his dear young Ebmum
CmHis little heart is falling apart Funder your spiteful tongue
[Chorus]
DmAnd does this kid deGmserve this, born into a Cmright mess
The sad thing is he's Fnot the only one
DmAnd I'm sure that he Gmhates it, but he toleCmrates it
A boy can't choose his Fmum
F(6x)
Bb
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