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The intro and ending might confuse you but it's actually fairly simple, just listen closely to the song and you'll figure it out... Leningrad D A/C#-D Bm A B/Eb-Em B/Eb-Em A/C# B G D/F# Em A/C# A G/B G A A/C# D Intro
DVictEm/Dor was bornG/D the SA/Dpring of ‘44 DAnd nevEm/Der saw hG/Dis fatheA/Dr anymore D/C G/B Dsus/A Bm/Ab A child of sacrifice, a child of war AnothD/Aer son wBbaugho never had a fBmather after LGeniAngrad D
DWent off to Em/Dschool G/Dand learneA/Dd to serve the state DFollowed theEm/D rules anG/Dd drank hA/Dis vodka straight D/C G/B Dsus/A Bm/Ab The only way to live was drown the hate A RusD/Asian life waBbaugs very sad,Bm and such was lEmife Ain LeDningrad
Dm I was born Asusin ‘49, a Amcold war kid in McCarthy time GsusStop ‘em aGt the Asus38th parAallel, blast those yellow reds to hell DsusCold war kDmids wereAsus hard to kilAml, under their desks in an air raid drill Haven’tGsus they hearGd we wAsuson the warA, what do they keep on fighting for
DVictor Em/Dwas seG/Dnt to someA/D red army town DServed out hiEm/Ds time,G/D became a circuA/Ds clown D/C G/B Dsus/A Bm/Ab The greatest happiness he ever found Was mD/Aaking RussianBbaug children glad,Bm and children lived inG LeAningrad D
Dm Children liveAsusd in LevitAmtown, and hid in the shelters underground Til tGsushe sovieGts turned tAsusheir shiAps around, and tore the Cuban missiles down And inDsus that brDmight OAsusctober sAmun, we knew our childhood days were done And I watchGsused my frieGnds goAsus off to waAr, what do they keep on fighting for
DAnd so my Em/Dchild G/Dand I cameA/D to this place DTo meet him eEm/Dye to eyG/De and face toA/D face D/C G/B Dsus/A Abdim He made my daughter laugh, then we embraced We neD/Aver knew what fBbaugriends we had, until Bmwe came to LeniGngrAad D E
A E/Ab-A F#m E F#/Bb-Bm F#/Bb-Bm E/Ab F# D A/C# Bm E7 A E/Ab-A F#m E F#/Bb-Bm F#/Bb-Bm E/Ab F# D A/C# Bm E/Ab E D/F# D E E/Ab A