Enter the Haggis - Broken Line
Tabbed by Owen Tosh
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http://42.servehttp.com
Intro:
[F#m]
[Bm]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E] [Esus] [E]
R[Bm]estless is dawn as it w[A]anders the f[E]arm house
A [Bm]new day awaits though he?s w[A]orked through the [E]night
P[Bm]atiently planting his t[A]houghts on the p[E]ages
U[Bm]nder the mumble of k[A]erosene l[E]ight[Esus][E]
[Bm]Off to the West you can f[A]eel it c[E]oming
A [Bm]thick, steel vein for a r[A]iver of p[E]ower
C[Bm]arelessly turning the e[A]arth into w[E]asteland
As t[Bm]housands of years disap[A]pear in an h[E]our[Esus][E]
[Bm] Ho[D]ld your gro[A]und on the wrong si[E]de of the plough
[Bm] They?re clo[D]ser now to a c[A]old, black, broken l[E]ine
[Bm] Ho[D]ld your gro[A]und when they come t[E]o cut you down
[Bm] They?re clo[D]ser now to the r[A]ock that breaks the t[E]ines
C[Bm]an?t see what you do from b[A]ack in the b[E]oardroom
F[Bm]aceless equations of pr[A]ofit and c[E]ost
They [Bm]wave you away like a [A]fly on the r[E]adar
But k[Bm]eep coming back and you?ll t[A]hrow them off c[E]ourse[Esus][E]
[A] Though it?s [B]always b[E]een this w[A]ay
Doesn?t m[B]ean that i[E]t?s your f[A]ate
But you k[B]now it t[E]akes the
Str[D]ength of heart and m[A]ind[D][A]
And the f[D]aith someday the w[Asus]orld will s[A]ee your s[E]ide[Esus][E]
N[Bm]othing is lost if you g[A]ive yourself w[E]holly
N[Bm]othing is gained if you k[A]eep it ins[E]ide
Instrumental Ending:
G Bm A D (repeat)
Tabbed by Owen Tosh
[email protected]
http://42.servehttp.com
Intro:
[F#m]
[Bm]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E]
[Bm] [A] [E] [Esus] [E]
R[Bm]estless is dawn as it w[A]anders the f[E]arm house
A [Bm]new day awaits though he?s w[A]orked through the [E]night
P[Bm]atiently planting his t[A]houghts on the p[E]ages
U[Bm]nder the mumble of k[A]erosene l[E]ight[Esus][E]
[Bm]Off to the West you can f[A]eel it c[E]oming
A [Bm]thick, steel vein for a r[A]iver of p[E]ower
C[Bm]arelessly turning the e[A]arth into w[E]asteland
As t[Bm]housands of years disap[A]pear in an h[E]our[Esus][E]
[Bm] Ho[D]ld your gro[A]und on the wrong si[E]de of the plough
[Bm] They?re clo[D]ser now to a c[A]old, black, broken l[E]ine
[Bm] Ho[D]ld your gro[A]und when they come t[E]o cut you down
[Bm] They?re clo[D]ser now to the r[A]ock that breaks the t[E]ines
C[Bm]an?t see what you do from b[A]ack in the b[E]oardroom
F[Bm]aceless equations of pr[A]ofit and c[E]ost
They [Bm]wave you away like a [A]fly on the r[E]adar
But k[Bm]eep coming back and you?ll t[A]hrow them off c[E]ourse[Esus][E]
[A] Though it?s [B]always b[E]een this w[A]ay
Doesn?t m[B]ean that i[E]t?s your f[A]ate
But you k[B]now it t[E]akes the
Str[D]ength of heart and m[A]ind[D][A]
And the f[D]aith someday the w[Asus]orld will s[A]ee your s[E]ide[Esus][E]
N[Bm]othing is lost if you g[A]ive yourself w[E]holly
N[Bm]othing is gained if you k[A]eep it ins[E]ide
Instrumental Ending:
G Bm A D (repeat)
