G F The nearer the borderC The higher they hoist the flagG F Like the father of the house wants the world to knowC The race he'd like his daughters to shag [Pre-Chorus]F C And the louder they sing their anthemG The more likely their history gracedF C With that badge kissing, fanfare blowingD Idiot painted face [Chorus]Gm Everyone stands upD Gm When they hear those trumpets sound Everyone, stand upD Gm In a good old-fashioned townCm Gm If you can't tell what they're singingCm Gm It's usually who they'd like to drown In a flag-waving, chest-beatingD7 Gm Good old-fashioned town[Instrumental]G F C C [Verse 2]G F When someone starts a sentenceC With "I'm not racist, but--"C G F C You know that the sentence is bound to endC With where they think they should be put [Pre-Chorus]F C So next time you hear them singingG Of a land so free and braveF C You know the place they hang their flagD Is where they hung their slave [Chorus]Gm Everyone stands upD Gm When they hear those trumpets sound Everyone, stand upD Gm In a good old-fashioned townCm Gm If you can't tell what they're singingCm Gm It's usually who they'd like to drown In a flag-waving, chest-beatingD7 Gm Good old-fashioned town [Instrumental] Gm x4 [Bridge]Gm D7 Gm Flying flag is just another wayD Gm The insecure announce they're here to stayCm Eb Gm Cm Bb So if you love your country and love your fellow manGm D7 Gm Display, please, as quietly as you can [Chorus]Gm Everyone stands upD Gm When they hear those trumpets sound Everyone, stand upD Gm In a good old-fashioned townCm Gm If you can't tell what they're singingCm Gm It's usually who they'd like to drown In a flag-waving, chest-beatingD7 Gm Good old-fashioned town
A Good Old Fashioned Town
Paul Heaton
- Bb
- C
- Cm
- D
- D7
- Eb3
- F
- G
- Gm
Continua depois do anúncio
Tom: