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Nature Is The Law

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Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Chords Used:
e|--D2--Asus--0----G3--Cadd9--3--
B|--3----3----3----3--
G|--2----2----0----0--
D|--0----0----0----2--
A|--x----0----2----3--
E|--x----x----3----x--
The Four chord are used throughout the song in the same order as the intro:-
INTRO:  D--Asus--G--D--Asus--G--D--Asus--G--Cadd9--G
DOld rAsusiver and yoGur
DRestless Asuswonder and yoGur
DGraceful Asusleisure rolGling tCadd9o the seGa
DHow Asusmany men hGave Dstood Asuslike I aGm
DGazing Asusout and wiGshing Cadd9for someoGne
DSome Asusare living Gand
DSome Asusare dead anGd
DSome Asusare hiding, Gwaiting Cadd9for the suGn 
DNature is the Asuslaw, baGby
DNature is the Asuslaw, now Gbaby now
D  Asus  G   Cadd9  G
DNature is the Asuslaw, baGby
DNature is the Asuslaw, now Gbaby now 
D  Asus  G   Cadd9   G

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Nature Is The Law

by Richard Ashcroft

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Asus

Cadd9

Chords Used:

D Asus G Cadd9

e|--2----0----3----3--

B|--3----3----3----3--

G|--2----2----0----0--

D|--0----0----0----2--

A|--x----0----2----3--

E|--x----x----3----x--

The Four chord are used throughout the song in the same order as the intro:-

INTRO: D--Asus--G--D--Asus--G--D--Asus--G--Cadd9--G

D Asus G

Old river and your

D Asus G

Restless wonder and your

D Asus G Cadd9 G

Graceful leisure rolling to the sea

D Asus G D Asus G

How many men have stood like I am

D Asus G Cadd9 G

Gazing out and wishing for someone

D Asus G

Some are living and

D Asus G

Some are dead and

D Asus G Cadd9 G

Some are hiding, waiting for the sun

D Asus G

Nature is the law, baby

D Asus G

Nature is the law, now baby now

D Asus G Cadd9 G

D Asus G

Nature is the law, baby

D Asus G

Nature is the law, now baby now

D Asus G Cadd9 G

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