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These Exiled Years

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Intro tab:
    G     Em       G     Em   C
e |G----------------------------------------------------|
B |----------------------------------------------------|
G |----------------------------------------------------|   2x
D |----------------------------------------------------|
A |---0-2------------0-2------7-7-7-5-20---------------|
E |-3-----0----0-0-3-----0-0-------------3-------------|
GIt's four in the Emmornin' GBattered and Emnumb
CA loaded room, Dan empty Ggun
GI whistle a Emtune, GI heard years Embefore
CThe clock started tickin' Where Ddid the time Ggo
GI danced to the Emmornin' GShe called out my Emname
CThe wind was a howlin' And Ddown came the Grain
GHer arms they Emcaressed me GSweet was her Embrow
CShe opened my eyes To Dbanish the Gdoubt
EmWash me down in Gall of your joy
GBut don't Cdrag me through this Dagain
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's in with the Cwhiskey and out with the Dgin
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's another day Colder in These Exiled DYears
GThe dew on the Emground GBlankets the Emface
CCold was the night DGone her Dembrace
GFor your land of the Emfree GNow prisons Emme
CTo rot in this jail Of Dlost liberGty
EmWash me down in Gall of your joy
GBut don't Cdrag me through this Dagain
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's in with the Cwhiskey and out with the Dgin
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's another day Colder in These Exiled DYears
EmWalk Caway, Gwatch me as I Dwave
EmOne foot Chere, but sure the Gother's in the Dgrave
EmWalk Caway, walk Daway
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's in with the Cwhiskey and out with the Dgin
GI've heard all your Csad songs I can Dhear
GIt's another day Colder in These Exiled DYears
Outro:
G C D D
G C D D
G C D D
CEnCd Don DG

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These Exiled Years

by Flogging Molly

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Intro tab:

G Em G Em C

e |----------------------------------------------------|

B |----------------------------------------------------|

G |----------------------------------------------------| 2x

D |----------------------------------------------------|

A |---0-2------------0-2------7-7-7-5-20---------------|

E |-3-----0----0-0-3-----0-0-------------3-------------|

G Em G Em

It's four in the mornin' Battered and numb

C D G

A loaded room, an empty gun

G Em G Em

I whistle a tune, I heard years before

C D G

The clock started tickin' Where did the time go

G Em G Em

I danced to the mornin' She called out my name

C D G

The wind was a howlin' And down came the rain

G Em G Em

Her arms they caressed me Sweet was her brow

C D G

She opened my eyes To banish the doubt

Em G

Wash me down in all of your joy

G C D

But don't drag me through this again

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's in with the whiskey and out with the gin

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's another day older in These Exiled Years

G Em G Em

The dew on the ground Blankets the face

C D D

Cold was the night Gone her embrace

G Em G Em

For your land of the free Now prisons me

C D G

To rot in this jail Of lost liberty

Em G

Wash me down in all of your joy

G C D

But don't drag me through this again

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's in with the whiskey and out with the gin

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's another day older in These Exiled Years

Em C G D

Walk away, watch me as I wave

Em C G D

One foot here, but sure the other's in the grave

Em C D

Walk away, walk away

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's in with the whiskey and out with the gin

G C D

I've heard all your sad songs I can hear

G C D

It's another day older in These Exiled Years

Outro:

G C D D

C C D D

End on G

About These Exiled Years Chords by Flogging Molly

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What key is "These Exiled Years" in?

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