The Heroine

Lou Reed

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Tom:
D Em The heroine stood up on the deck
G the ship was out of control
D Em the bow was being ripped to shreds
G men were fighting down below
D Em The sea had pummeled them for so long
G Bb that they knew nothing but fear [Pre-Chorus]
C And the baby's in his box
Am he thinks the door is locked
C the sea is in a state
Am G the baby learns to wait ;Chorus]
C for the heroine
F G C Ooohhh-ooohhh, for the heroine
F G C locked in his defense, he waits for the heroine [Riff]
Em G Am A
[Verse 2]
D Em The mast is cracking as the waves are slapping
G sailors rolled across the deck
D Em and when they thought no one was looking
G they would cut a weaker man's neck
D Em While the heroine dressed in a virgin white dress
G tried to steer the mighty ship
D Em But the raging storm wouldn't hear of it
G Bb they were in for a long trip [Pre-Chorus]
C Baby's in a box
Am thinks the door is locked
C he finds it hard to breathe
Am drawing in the sea [Bridge]
C F And where's the heroine to fire off the gun
C to calm the raging seas
F and let herself be seized by the - [Pre-Chorus]
C Baby in the box
Am he thinks the door is locked
C the woman has the keys
A but there's no moment she can seize [Bridge]
F Here's to the heroine
G who transcends all the men
C Who are locked inside the box
Am will the lady let him out [Outro]
F Bb C F Ooohhh, the heroine, ooohhh-ooohhh, the heroine
Bb F G Bb C Strapped to the mast, the pale ascendant heroine
Bb F G Bb C strapped to the mast, the pale ascendant heroine
Bb F G Bb C
Bb F G Bb C
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Composição: Lewis Alan Reed

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