City On The Hill

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Tom:
Capotraste:
Intro: Bm D A G Bm D A Verso 1:
Bm D Did you hear of the city on the hill?
A G Said the one old man to the other
Bm D It once shined bright and it would be shining still
A G But they all started turning on each other
( Bm D A ) Verso 2:
Bm D You see the poets thought the dancers were shallow
A G And the soldiers thought the poets were weak
Bm D And the elders saw the young ones as foolish
A G And the rich man never heard the poor man speak Refrão:
G D And one by one they ran away
A Em With their made up minds to leave it all behind
G D A And the light began to fade in the city on a hill
Bm The city on a hill
( D A G ) Verso 3:
Bm D Each one thought that they knew better
A G But there were different by design
Bm D Instead of standing strong together
A G They let their differences divide Refrão 2:
G D And one by one they ran away
A Em With their made up minds to leave it all behind
G D A And the light began to fade in the city on a hill
Bm D A The city on a hill
Em Bm D A And the world is searchin' still Ponte:
G But it was the rhythm of the dancers that gave the poets life
D A It was the spirit of the poets that gave the soldiers strength to fight
G Bm It was the fire of the young ones, it was the wisdom of the old
A It was the story of the poor man that needed be told
( Bm D A G Bm D A ) Refrão 3:
G D One by one, will we run away?
A Em With our made up minds to leave it all behind
G D A As the light begins to fade in the city on a hill?
Bm The city on a hill
( D ) Final:
A Come home
Em Bm - D And the Father's calling still
A Come home
Em Bm - D To the city on the hill
A Come home
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Composição: Mark Hall e Matthew West

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