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Wots Uh The Deal

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[Intro]
  G    Gmaj7    G7    G6  G+    G  G+    G6  G+    D7  D9  
[Verse 1]
GHeaven sent the promGmaj7ised land.
G7Looks all right from wheG6re I stand,
       G+                   G  G+     G6  G+     D7  D9  
'Cause I'm the man on the outside looking in.
GWaiting on the fiGmaj7rst step, G7show me where the kG6ey is kept.
G+                           G  G+    G6  G+        D7  D9  
Point me down the right line, because it's time
[Chorus]
To let me Gin from the cG7old.
Turn my leCad into gAm7old,
'Cause there's a chGill wind blowing in my G7soul,
And I think I've grown D7cold.D9  
[Verse 2]
GFlash the readies.
Gmaj7Wots... uh the deal?
G7Got to make it to the G6next meal.
G+                         G  G+    G6  G+       D7  D9  
Try to keep up with the turning of the wheel.
GMile after mile, Gmaj7stone after stone,
You G7turn to speak, but you'rG6e alone.
G+                      G  G+       G6  G+     D7  D9  
Million miles from home, you're on your own.
[Chorus]
So let me Gin from the cG7old.
Turn my leCad into gAm7old,
'Cause there's a chGill wind blowing in my G7soul,
And I think I'm growing D7cold.D9  
[Verse 3]
GFire bright by candlelight
And G7her by my side.G6  
   G+                        G  G+   G6  G+     D7  D9  
Or if she prefers, we need never stir again.
GSomeone sent the promGmaj7ised land.
G7Oh, I grabbed it with G6both hands.
G+                       G  G+    G6  G+     D7  D9  
Now I'm the man on the inside looking out.
[Outro]
Hear me shGout.
Come on G7in. What's the nCews?
Where you bAm7een?
'Cause there's nGo wind left in my G7soul,
And I've grown D7oldD9  G  

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The story behind the song

Pink Floyd was known for their philosophical lyrics and sonic experiments, and this song from the album Obscured by Clouds showcases their distinctive sound. While the specific meaning isn't detailed, the band's work often explores themes of human experience and perception. Playing this song can evoke a sense of deep reflection, inviting you to connect with its atmospheric qualities and the band's signature progressive rock style.

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Wots Uh The Deal

by Pink Floyd

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Gmaj7

Am7

[Intro]

G Gmaj7 G7 G6 G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

[Verse 1]

G Gmaj7

Heaven sent the promised land.

G7 G6

Looks all right from where I stand,

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

'Cause I'm the man on the outside looking in.

G Gmaj7 G7 G6

Waiting on the first step, show me where the key is kept.

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

Point me down the right line, because it's time

[Chorus]

G G7

To let me in from the cold.

C Am7

Turn my lead into gold,

G G7

'Cause there's a chill wind blowing in my soul,

D7 D9

And I think I've grown cold.

[Verse 2]

Flash the readies.

Gmaj7

Wots... uh the deal?

G7 G6

Got to make it to the next meal.

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

Try to keep up with the turning of the wheel.

G Gmaj7

Mile after mile, stone after stone,

G7 G6

You turn to speak, but you're alone.

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

Million miles from home, you're on your own.

[Chorus]

G G7

So let me in from the cold.

C Am7

Turn my lead into gold,

G G7

'Cause there's a chill wind blowing in my soul,

D7 D9

And I think I'm growing cold.

[Verse 3]

Fire bright by candlelight

G7 G6

And her by my side.

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

Or if she prefers, we need never stir again.

G Gmaj7

Someone sent the promised land.

G7 G6

Oh, I grabbed it with both hands.

G G G G6 G D7 D9

+ + +

Now I'm the man on the inside looking out.

[Outro]

Hear me shout.

G7 C

Come on in. What's the news?

Am7

Where you been?

G G7

'Cause there's no wind left in my soul,

D7 D9 G

And I've grown old

About Wots Uh The Deal Chords by Pink Floyd

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