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Streets Of Sorrow - Birmingham Six

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***STREETS OF SORROW/BIRMINGHAM SIX - by Terry Woods/Shane MacGowan
from the album "If I Should Fall From Grace With God"
Intro   
|Amsus2 |Amsus2 ||
   C   G        C          G  F           Am       G          F
Oh farewell you streets of sorrow and farewell you streets of pain
     C     G       C         G  F          Am       G         F
I'll not return to feel more sorrow nor to see more young men slain
             C        G          C             G  F              Am        G          F
Through the last six years I've lived through terror and in the darkened streets the pain
    C     G       C         G  F         Am     G           F
Oh how I long to find some solace in my mind I curse the strain
   C   G        C          G  F           Am       G          F
So farewell you streets of sorrow and farewell you streets of pain
         C     G       C         G  F          Am       G         F
No I'll not return to feel more sorrow nor to see more young men slain
           D                        A                 D
There were six men in Birmingham in Guildford there's four
          D             G            A
That were picked up and tortured and framed by the law
        D            G                  D           G
And the filth got promotion but they're still doing time
          G                            A
For being Irish in the wrong place and at the wrong time
   D                        A           D
In Ireland they'll put you away in the Maze
   D                G            A
In England they'll keep you for several long days
    D            G           D                G
God help you if ever you're caught on these shores
          G                            A
And the coppers need someone when they walk through that door
          D                    G               A                D
You'll be counting years first five then ten, growing old in a lonely hell
D                      G                A                D
Round the yard and the lousy cell from wall to wall and back again
   D                      A           D
A curse on the judges the coppers and screws
     D            G        A
Who tortured the innocent wrongly accused
         D           G          D          G
For the price of promotion and justice to sell
          G                               A
May the judged be their judges when they rot down in hell
          D                    G               A                D
You'll be counting years first five then ten, growing old in a lonely hell
D                      G                A                D
Round the yard and the lousy cell from wall to wall and back again
Inst    
 C   DC   DC   DC Am
|    |    |    |   ||
          D                       A              D
May the whores of the empire lie awake in their beds
     D             G             A
And sweat as they count out the sins on their heads
       D       G             D            G
While over in Ireland eight more men lie dead
 G                           A
Kicked down and shot in the back of the head
          D                    G               A                D
You'll be counting years first five then ten, growing old in a freezing hell
D                      G                A                D
Round the yard and the lousy cell from wall to wall and back again x2
Outro   
 C   DC   DC   DC   DC   DC   DC   DC Am
|    |    |    |    |    |    |    |   ||

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***STREETS OF SORROW/BIRMINGHAM SIX - by Terry Woods/Shane MacGowan
from the album "If I Should Fall From Grace With God"
Intro   
|Amsus2 |Amsus2 ||
Inst    
|C    D|C    D|C    D|C  Am ||
Outro   
|C    D|C    D|C    D|C    D|C    D|C    D|C    D|C  Am ||

Streets Of Sorrow - Birmingham Six Chords by The Pogues

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