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[Song with no name]
Written by Oblivion, Copywright 1998
Words by Andrew Boltman, Music by Cornel de Jongh
                                  Nicol du Toit
Chords: Emadd2, Cadd2, Gadd2, Dsus/F#
Emadd2The name of this Cadd2song
Gadd2       Dsus/F#  
Well nobody knows
Same chords->
The more we play it
It's popularity grows
Thinking of the words
Took quite some time
And finally it came
Into my mind
Chorus:
EmThis song has Cno name
And Gso it'll Dstay
For Emmany years to Ccome
Every GNight and every Dday
Verse 2:
Same Chord as verse one
It's tune is sweet, like that of a rose
And our aim is some day, to be as good as those pro's
Many words can fit this, song oh so fine
A song with a great tune, a song for the blind
Chorus
Solo!!
Verse 3:
Same chords as previous 2 verses
A sad song, A happy song, this song so great
You can sing it to your girlfriend, sing it to your mate
Chorus
This song has no name, no name at all X2

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Song With No Name

by Oblivion

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Dsus

[Song with no name]

Written by Oblivion, Copywright 1998

Words by Andrew Boltman, Music by Cornel de Jongh

Nicol du Toit

Chords: Emadd2, Cadd2, Gadd2, Dsus/F#

Emadd2 Cadd2

The name of this song

Dsus F#

Gadd2 /

Well nobody knows

Same chords->

The more we play it

It's popularity grows

Thinking of the words

Took quite some time

And finally it came

Into my mind

Chorus:

Em C

This song has no name

G D

And so it'll stay

Em C

For many years to come

G D

Every Night and every day

Verse 2:

Same Chord as verse one

It's tune is sweet, like that of a rose

And our aim is some day, to be as good as those pro's

Many words can fit this, song oh so fine

A song with a great tune, a song for the blind

Chorus

Solo!!

Verse 3:

Same chords as previous 2 verses

A sad song, A happy song, this song so great

You can sing it to your girlfriend, sing it to your mate

Chorus

This song has no name, no name at all X2

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