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St Kilda Again

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[Intro]
C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F G C G Am  D  G
[Verse]
Your Cfamous phiFlosophies
CTied up in brown paper Fwrapping and string
You Gstepped back through time like the time that you stepped through
Meant Fnothing at CallG  
[Verse]
A Clittle bit Fweary and Cworld worn
And eager for Ftalking some more
And we Gleaned on each other like brothers and fought
With our Fbacks to the CwallG  
[Chorus]
CWe took no Groutine FstanceG  
We were Cliving our Glives by FchanceG  
Robbing CPeter for GPaul, Amlosing it all
Maybe DI'll find you one Saturday Gnight in St. CKilda aDm7gainF  G  C  Dm7  F  
[Verse]
We were Cwrong, the world Fdidn't end beCtween there and here
Though it's still looking shaky and Fworn
Did you Ggive up your dreaming
Believing time finds a Fprice for us Call?G  
[Verse]
CTime is an Fenemy, patient and clever
And Cway beyond our conFtrol
When you Grun out of time, it's funny
But money canF't talk at CallG  
[Chorus]
CWe took no Groutine FstanceG  
We were Cliving our Glives by FchanceG  
Robbing CPeter for GPaul, Amlosing it all
Maybe DI'll find you one Saturday Gnight in St. CKilda aDm7gainF  G  
This old Ctown again
[Instrumental]
Dm7 F G C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F
[Verse]
When the Cworld turned rough and Fbetrayed your trust
And they Cleft you out in the Fcold
In the Gdeafening silence, a man is an island
When Fhe's out on his CownG  
[Verse]
A Clittle bit Fweary and Cworld worn
Not eager for Ftalking anymore
Hey Gbrother, what happened to standing and fighting
With our Fbacks to the Cwall?G  
[Chorus]
CWe took no Groutine FstanceG  
We were Cliving our Glives by FchanceG  
Robbing CPeter for GPaul, Amlosing it all
Maybe DI'll find you one Saturday Gnight
[Chorus]
CWe took no Groutine FstanceG  
We were Cliving our Glives by FchanceG  
Robbing CPeter for GPaul, Amlosing it all
Maybe DI'll find you one Saturday Gnight in St. CKilda aDm7gainF  G  
This old Ctown aDm7gainF  G  C  Dm7  F  

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St Kilda Again

by Mary Black

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dm7

[Intro]

C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F G C G Am D G

[Verse]

C F

Your famous philosophies

C F

Tied up in brown paper wrapping and string

You stepped back through time like the time that you stepped through

F C G

Meant nothing at all

[Verse]

C F C

A little bit weary and world worn

And eager for talking some more

And we leaned on each other like brothers and fought

F C G

With our backs to the wall

[Chorus]

C G F G

We took no routine stance

C G F G

We were living our lives by chance

C G Am

Robbing Peter for Paul, losing it all

D G C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F

Maybe I'll find you one Saturday night in St. Kilda again

[Verse]

C F C

We were wrong, the world didn't end between there and here

Though it's still looking shaky and worn

Did you give up your dreaming

F C G

Believing time finds a price for us all?

[Verse]

C F

Time is an enemy, patient and clever

C F

And way beyond our control

When you run out of time, it's funny

F C G

But money can't talk at all

[Chorus]

C G F G

We took no routine stance

C G F G

We were living our lives by chance

C G Am

Robbing Peter for Paul, losing it all

D G C Dm7 F G

Maybe I'll find you one Saturday night in St. Kilda again

This old town again

[Instrumental]

Dm7 F G C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F

[Verse]

C F

When the world turned rough and betrayed your trust

C F

And they left you out in the cold

In the deafening silence, a man is an island

F C G

When he's out on his own

[Verse]

C F C

A little bit weary and world worn

Not eager for talking anymore

Hey brother, what happened to standing and fighting

F C G

With our backs to the wall?

[Chorus]

C G F G

We took no routine stance

C G F G

We were living our lives by chance

C G Am

Robbing Peter for Paul, losing it all

D G

Maybe I'll find you one Saturday night

[Chorus]

C G F G

We took no routine stance

C G F G

We were living our lives by chance

C G Am

Robbing Peter for Paul, losing it all

D G C Dm7 F G

Maybe I'll find you one Saturday night in St. Kilda again

C Dm7 F G C Dm7 F

This old town again

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