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Jeremiah Blues Part 1

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[Intro]
Bm7
[Verse 1]
E7It was midnight, Bmmidnight at noon
AEveryone talked in G7rhyme
E7Everyone saw the Bmbig clock ticking
ANobody knew, F#7nobody knew the time
E7Elegant debutantes Bmsmiled
AEveryone fought for G9dimes
E7Newspapers screamed for Bmblood
AIt was the best of F#7times
[Chorus]
Cm7Every place around the world it seemed the same
Cm7Can't hear the rhythm for the drums
Cm7Everybody wants to look the other way
Cm7When something wicked this way comes
[Interlude]
E7
      G7sus  G7Sometimes they G7sustie      G7  A7susa thieA7f to the A7sustreeA7  
E7Sometimes I stare
E7Sometimes it's me
[Instrumental]
Bm7
[Verse 2]
E7Everyone told the Bmtruth
AAll that we heard were G7lies
E7A pope claimed that he'd been Bmwrong in the past
AThis was a big surF#7prise
E7Everyone fell in lovBme
AA cardinal's wife was G9jailed
E7The government saved a Bmdying planet
AWhen popular icons F#7failed
[Chorus]
Cm7Every place around the world it seemed the same
Cm7Can't hear the rhythm for the drums
Cm7Everybody wants to look the other way
Cm7When something wicked this way comes
[Interlude]
E7
      G7sus  G7Sometimes they G7sustie      G7  A7susa thieA7f to the A7sustreeA7  
E7Sometimes I stare
E7Sometimes it's me
E7Sometimes I stare
E7Sometimes it's me
[Outro]
E7   Bb A7 G7

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Jeremiah Blues Part 1

by Sting

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Bm7

F#7

Cm7

G7sus

A7sus

[Intro]

Bm7

[Verse 1]

E7 Bm

It was midnight, midnight at noon

A G7

Everyone talked in rhyme

E7 Bm

Everyone saw the big clock ticking

A F#7

Nobody knew, nobody knew the time

E7 Bm

Elegant debutantes smiled

A G9

Everyone fought for dimes

E7 Bm

Newspapers screamed for blood

A F#7

It was the best of times

[Chorus]

Cm7

Every place around the world it seemed the same

Cm7

Can't hear the rhythm for the drums

Cm7

Everybody wants to look the other way

Cm7

When something wicked this way comes

[Interlude]

G7sus G7 G7sus G7 A7sus A7 A7sus A7

Sometimes they tie a thief to the tree

Sometimes I stare

Sometimes it's me

[Instrumental]

Bm7

[Verse 2]

E7 Bm

Everyone told the truth

A G7

All that we heard were lies

E7 Bm

A pope claimed that he'd been wrong in the past

A F#7

This was a big surprise

E7 Bm

Everyone fell in love

A G9

A cardinal's wife was jailed

E7 Bm

The government saved a dying planet

A F#7

When popular icons failed

[Chorus]

Cm7

Every place around the world it seemed the same

Cm7

Can't hear the rhythm for the drums

Cm7

Everybody wants to look the other way

Cm7

When something wicked this way comes

[Interlude]

G7sus G7 G7sus G7 A7sus A7 A7sus A7

Sometimes they tie a thief to the tree

Sometimes I stare

Sometimes it's me

Sometimes I stare

Sometimes it's me

[Outro]

E7 Bb A7 G7

About Jeremiah Blues Part 1 Chords by Sting

Learn how to play Jeremiah Blues Part 1 by Sting with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Jeremiah Blues Part 1 chords”, “Jeremiah Blues Part 1 guitar chords”, or “Sting Jeremiah Blues Part 1 chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Jeremiah Blues Part 1 chords and for experienced players who want accurate Jeremiah Blues Part 1 lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Bm7, E7, Bm, A, G7, F#7.

FAQ — Jeremiah Blues Part 1 by Sting

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Is "Jeremiah Blues Part 1" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Jeremiah Blues Part 1" by Sting with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Sting below.

What key is "Jeremiah Blues Part 1" in?

The chords for "Jeremiah Blues Part 1" show the original chord names (including Bm7, E7, Bm, A, G7, F#7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.