Chris de Burgh - Moonfleet & Other Stories Released: June 10, 2010 Record Company: Ferryman Productions Duration: 01:11:26 The Band: Chris de Burgh - Vocals and Guitar Phil Palmer - Guitar and Additional Backing Vocals Pete Gordeno - Keyboards and Additional Backing Vocals Geoff Dugmore - Drums, Percussion and Additional Backing Vocals Neil Taylor - Guitar Jerry Meehan - Bass Guitar, Bassoon and Additional Backing Vocals Nigel Hopkins - Accordion, Moog Bass, Hammond and Additional Backing Vocals Geoffrey Richardson - Viola, Fiddle, Banjo, Mandolin, Whistle and Additional Backing Vocals Chris Porter - Additional Percussion, Incidental Keyboards and Narration Jakko Jakszyk - Backing Vocals Hazel Fernandez - Backing Vocals IG Ltd. - Choir on The Days of Our Age Track List: Moonfleet: Nr. Name Time Tabber 01. The Moonfleet Overture 5:03 - 02. The Village of Moonfleet... (Narration) 1:27 - 03. The Light On The Bay 1:57 NBA96 04. Have A Care 2:52 Figuras 05. For Two Days and Nights... (Narration) 1:14 - 06. Go Where Your Heart Believes 4:11 NBA96 07. The Escape 4:19 NBA96 08. And So It Was... (Narration) 0:29 - 09. The Days of Our Age 1:54 NBA96 10. The Secret of the Locket 3:32 NBA96 11. With Heavy Heart... (Narration) 0:36 - 12. My Heart's Surrender 4:10 NBA96 13. Treasure and Betrayal 3:43 frankowillo 14. Moonfleet Bay 3:06 vicetown 15. The Storm 3:23 frankowillo 16. Greater Love 3:29 NBA96 17. In the Years That Followed... (Narration) 1:23 - 18. The Moonfleet Finale 3:00 - Other Stories: 19. Everywhere I Go 3:36 Betty Lou 20. The Nightingale 3:47 frankowillo 21. One Life, One Love 3:42 NBA96 22. Why Mona Lisa Smiled 3:37 NBA96 23. Pure Joy 3:06 frankowillo 24. People of the World 3:50 NBA96 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01. The Moonfleet Overture 5:03 Tabbed by: - This song is an instrumental song which has not been tabbed. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02. The Village of Moonfleet... (Narration) 1:27 Tabbed by: - The village of Moonfleet lies half a mile from the sea, in the centre of Moonfleet bay, a death trap for sailors caught in a south-westerly gale. It was on a cold February night in the year seventeen hundred and fifty eight that young John Trenchard, a boy of 15, set off to the graveyard in search of the treasure that was said to be guarded by the ghost of Blackbeard. But it was not the light from Blackbeard's lantern that John saw that night, but from smugglers in the bay. And soon, he was to be caught up in their dangerous world, and his life would change forever. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 03. The Light On The Bay 1:57 Tabbed by: NBA96

^Em Last night, I s^Daw it there, Sh^Cining in the dark ag^Dain,^Em The light that all men s^Deem to f^Cear, They say that sa^Dilors were dr^Gowning ^Din the b^Cay, And p^Ameople kept away, Waiting f^For the riches that a wreck would br^Eming, When the morning c^Domes, And n^Cow the ghost of Bl^Dackbeard walks ag^Emain, To h^Caunt the ones who w^Dould not hear the p^Emain

H^Delp m^Ce, ^D ^Em H^Delp m^Ce..^D. ^Em

I took the ^Dold path down, d^Cown to where the graveyard l^Day,^Em The place I kn^Dew when I was y^Coung, They say that Bl^Dackbeard had ^Ghidden preci^Dous st^Cones, Am^Amongst the ancient bones, So I s^Fet off to the darkness down bel^Emow, By the candle gl^Dow, T'was th^Cen I heard the v^Doices, saw a l^Emight, And st^Carted on the j^Dourney of my l^Emife... ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

04. Have A Care 2:52 Tabbed by: Figuras

With the ^Emvoices getting nearer I knew ^Bmthat I had to hide, I got ^Amup behind a coffin, then I ^Bsaw who was inside, By the ^Emskin and bones of Blackbeard I ^Glay there in the dark, T'was ^Amthen I heard a whisper above the^B beating of my heart

Have a c^Emare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly come by and no ^Ggood will ^Dyou find ^Cthere, ^D Have a ^Emcare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly stolen, only ^Gpain and ^Dsorrow ^Cthere ^D- have a ^Emcare!

So t'was ^Emfrom the world of smugglers that I ^Bmhid myself that night, And when they ^Amleft I opened up the coffin ^Bfor a look inside, But in^Emstead of Blackbeard's diamonds, in the ^Glocket at his heart, Only ^Amverses from the Bible and a^B voice came from the dark

Have a c^Emare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly come by and no ^Ggood will ^Dyou find ^Cthere, ^D Have a ^Emcare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly stolen, only ^Gpain and ^Dsorrow ^Cthere ^D- have a ^Emcare!

^GmWhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding, ^Fwhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding, ^Gmwhat shall we do with the boy who's hiding, ^Fearly in the ^Gmmorning?

^GmLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys, ^FLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys, ^GmLock him in the vault so he can't get out boys, ^Fearly in the ^Gmmorning! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

05. For Two Days and Nights... (Narration) 1:14 Tabbed by: - For two days and nights, John lay trapped in the vault with only the bones of the dead for company. His cries for help were finally heard by Moonfleet publican, Elzevir Block, Who brought him back to his tavern, the Why Not. This brave and kindly man was to look after John as his own boy, In place of his son David, a lad of the same age, Who had been brutally slain by much hated magistrate Maskew. By cruel chance, Maskew was also the father of the beautiful Grace, the love of John's life A love that would survive every twist and turn of fate. But with an uncertain future ahead, John is told by Elzevir it is time to decide, Find steady work and make a life elsewhere, Or stay with him, in the dangerous world of the smugglers. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 06. Go Where Your Heart Believes 4:11 Tabbed by: NBA96 F Bb F Bb C

^F Freedom calls ^Bb And in y^Cour heart you have been waitin^Bbg F^For this mo^Bbment t^Co come ^Dm Within these walls You have h^Bbeard wor^Dmds of inspiratio^Bbn T^Chat have op^Dmened your eye^Cs

I am old^Am But there's a wisdom^Dm that comes w^Gmith years ^C You are young and it's ^Amso easy^Dm when you have no fear^Cs

^FGo, ^Emgo where your he^Fart believes Your ^Bbmemories are waiting It's the only w^Cay to find out who ^Fyou are ^C ^Bb

^F In this life ^C There is a r^Foad that you must follo^Bbw To the l^Ceft or the right ^F One is wid^Ce but the o^Dmther is h^Fard and narrow ^Bb Take this one and you can c^Fall it your own ^C There will be s^Fo many voices trying to t^Gmurn you round^C Take a mo^Amment just to list^Dmen then c^Gmarry o^Cn

^FGo, go wh^Emere your h^Dmeart believes Your memor^Bbies are waiting It's the only w^Cay to find out who you a^Fre

There will be t^Abimes when you're lost and lonely And you will have no-one bes^Ebide you And t^Ebmhat is when you'll find the hidden one ins^F#ide Who will h^Celp you thr^Dmough

Bm Em Am D Bm Em Am D C D C D

^GGo, go where yo^Emur heart believes^G Your m^Cemories are waiting And your dr^Geams are on their w^Day; ^Ggo,^D go to your ^Emdestiny You k^Cnow I will be with you every s^Gtep of the w^Day, ^Ggo ^D ^Em (Go where your he^Gart beli^Ceves) ^G ^D ^G Freedom calls (^EmGo to your des^Gtiny^C) ^Em ^D ^G

^CGo where your h^Deart beli^Geves ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

07. The Escape 4:19 Tabbed by: NBA96 Intro: Em D G Bm Em

And s^Emo it began The story how Elzevir would look after John as h^Dis own s^Emon And the sm^Amugglers betrayed on Moonfleet Bay By M^Emaskew looking now at ^DElzevir's g^Emun

Then a sh^Got rang out in the m^Dorning light M^Emaskew fell a h^Bole between his eyes But it was h^Emis own men who br^Amought him down And they ^Balso got poor J^Emohn, oh, they ^Dalso shot poor J^Emohn

^COo^Goh, it's a d^Dangerous w^Emorld boys ^COo^Goh, with the sm^Duggling cr^Emew ^COo^Goh, it's a d^Dangerous l^Emife boys Wh^Emen you're r^Dunning from the Reven^Emue Wh^Emen you're r^Dunning from the Reven^Emue

And s^Emo to escape it came now for Elzevir to pick up the boy And c^Darry him aw^Emay For he c^Amould not walk with a bullet in the leg And they m^Emade for the safety of the P^Durbeck c^Emave

T'was th^Gere that John would r^Dead one night The w^Emords in the locket by c^Bandlelight For the B^Emible verses h^Ameld the key to Bl^Backbeard's hidden tr^Emeasure At the b^Dottom of a Castle w^Emell

^COo^Goh, it's a d^Dangerous w^Emorld boys ^COo^Goh, in a sm^Duggler's l^Emife ^COo^Goh, in the D^Days of our ^Emage boys Th^Emat's where the s^Decret of the treasure l^Emies Th^Emat's where the s^Decret of the treasure l^Emies

C G D Em C G D Em C G D Em

Th^Emat's where the s^Decret of the treasure l^Emies Th^Emat's where the s^Decret of the treasure l^Emies

Bm A Bm Bm A Bm F#m Bm F#m Bm

Oh, we're g^Doing to be rich boys The tr^Aeasure we will find Bl^Emackbeard's bones are d^Bmancing here tonight Yes, we're g^Bmoing to be rich boys, the tr^Aeasure we will f^Bmind At f^Bmourscore feet deep, well, N^Aorth is where it l^Bmies ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

08. And So It Was... (Narration) 0:29 Tabbed by: - And so it was there by the flickering firelight in Purbeck Bay, John discovered the secret of the locket that would lead him to Blackbeard's treasure. For the words, "fourscore feet, deep well north" were the clues hidden in those verses from the bible. The days of our age are threescore years and ten, And though men be so strong that they come, to fourscore years, yet is their strength then.. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 09. The Days of Our Age 1:54 Tabbed by: NBA96

The d^Fays of our age are thr^Ceescore years and ten, And th^Dmough men be so strong that they c^Come, To f^Bboursc^Core y^Fears, yet ^Amis their strength th^Dmen, But l^Aabour and sorrow, so s^Bboon p^Casseth ^Amit aw^Bbay, And ^Bbwe a^Cre g^Done,^F

^FAnd as for me, my f^Ceet are almost gone, My tr^Dmeadings are w^Bbell nigh sl^Cipped, But l^Bbet not the waterflood drown m^Fe, N^Ameither l^Dmet the d^Eeep swallow me ^Amup, (sw^Callow me ^Fup) ^G

So g^Coing through the Vale of Misery^G, I shall use it for a well^Dm, Till the pools are filled with w^Gater, For th^Ebou hast made the N^Bborth and the South, T^Cmabor and Hermon shall rej^Doice in thy n^Game. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

10. The Secret of the Locket 3:32 Tabbed by: NBA96 Intro: Bm

In those ve^Bmrses of the Bible, A m^Aessage was concealed, And s^Goon for John, The s^F#ecret was revealed, ^Bm Deep in a Castle well, The tr^Aeasure could be found, Bl^Gackbeard's diamond, F^F#ourteen fathoms down,

Have a c^Bmare,^A Have a c^Gare,^F# Have a c^Bmare,^A T'was ^Gevilly come by,^F# ^Bm

Though r^Bmunning as an outlaw, With a pr^Aice upon his head, T^Go his darling Grace, He h^F#ad to go instead, To t^Bmell her of his love, And all the r^Aiches he would bring, With Bl^Gackbeard's diamond, And b^F#uy her a wedding ring,

Have a c^Bmare,^A Have a c^Gare,^F# Have a c^Bmare,^A T'was ^Gevilly come by,^F# ^Bm ^A ^G

Go where you're h^F#eart believes, G^Bmo, go where you're h^Aeart believes,^G ^F# ^Bm ^A ^G ^F#

Have a c^Bmare,^A Have a c^Gare,^F# Have a c^Bmare,^A T'was ^Gevilly come by,^F# ^Bm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

11. With Heavy Heart... (Narration) 0:36 Tabbed by: - With heavy heart, before he set off on the trail of Blackbeard's hidden treasure, John met with his beloved Grace just one more time, not knowing where, or when, they would ever meet again. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 12. My Heart's Surrender 4:10 Tabbed by: NBA96 Intro: D A G D G D A G

^D This is my h^Aeart's surrend^Der, ^A This is my chosen mom^Dent, ^G This is the time to t^F#mell you I love y^Bmou, ^Em Then I have to say goodb^Aye,

^Bm And I will m^Aiss you when wint^Ger comes,^A ^D And when the s^Aummer is h^Gere,^A ^D And I will l^Aisten to wind ^Gand wave, And I'll pr^Day that you'll n^Gever forg^Aet, The ^Done who is br^Geathing your n^Aame,

^D Somewh^Aere, there's a h^Geart that's w^Daiting^G for this day to c^Dome ag^Aain, ^D Somed^Aay I will c^Gome to t^Dake you^G to a world where l^Dove cannot h^Aide anym^Gore, So d^Gon't cry for me, d^Gon't cry for me, I will ret^Bmurn,^A ^G

^D You say you'll ^Aalways love m^De, ^A A candle in your wind^Dow, ^G Forever shines where an ^F#mangel w^Bmaits ^Em To bring me home ag^Aain,

^Bm Back to the pl^Aace where I'll alw^Gays be,^A ^D With every dr^Aeam that I h^Gave,^A ^D For like a tr^Aee with the deep^Gest roots, No st^Corm can bring us d^Bown,

^E Somewh^Bere, there's a h^Aeart that's w^Eaiting^A for this day to c^Eome ag^Bain, ^E Somed^Bay I will c^Aome to t^Eake you^A to a world where l^Eove cannot h^Bide anym^Aore,

E B A E A E B E B A E A E B A

D^Aon't cry for me, d^Aon't cry for me, I will ret^Eurn, ^E This is my h^Beart's surrend^Eer. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

13. Treasure and Betrayal 3:43 Tabbed by: frankowillo

It was ^Emon the trail of riches, we set ^Bmoff upon that day To the ^AmCastle keep of Carisbrooke, to ^Bwhere the treasure lay And ^Emsoon I found the diamond at the ^Gbottom of the well But that ^Amtraitor of a Turnkey, to his ^Bdeath below he fell

"Ha^Emve a care, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly come by and no ^Ggood will ^Dyou find ^Cthere ^D Have a ^Emcare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly stolen, only ^Gpain and ^Dsorrow ^Cthere ^D- have a ^Emcare!"

Then a^Emcross the sea to Holland, with the ^Bmjewel in my hand Where we ^Amwent to sell our treasure at the ^Bhouse of Aldebrand When he ^Emsaid it was no diamond, through the ^Gwindow it was tossed But that ^Amwicked man was lying and we were ^Bcaught in a double-cross

"Ha^Emve a care, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly come by and no ^Ggood will ^Dyou find ^Cthere ^D Have a ^Emcare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly stolen, only ^Gpain and ^Dsorrow ^Cthere ^D- have a ^Emcare!"

&^Gmquot;What shall we do with the boy who's stealing? ^FWhat shall we do with the boy who's stealing? ^GmWhat shall we do with the boy who's stealing, ^Fearly in the ^Gmmorning?"

^GmThrow him into jail let him rot forever ^FThrow him into jail let him rot forever ^GmThrow him into jail let him rot forever, ^Fearly in the ^Gmmorning!"

"Ha^Emve a care, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly come by and no ^Ggood will ^Dyou find ^Cthere ^D Have a ^Emcare, have a care, T'was ^Cevilly stolen, only ^Gpain and ^Dsorrow ^Cthere ^D- have a ^Emcare!" ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

14. Moonfleet Bay 3:06 Tabbed by: vicetown Intro: G-G-C-G-C-Em-D-Em Verse 1:

Al^Emas poor ^GJohn, he ^Amwas a ^Emprisoner, ^GFortune’s fool fo^Cr many ^Ga day, ^CBlinded ^Gby that ^Amcursed ^Emdiamond, ^AmWith his ^Emfreedom, ^Bmhe must^Em pay;

Verse 2:

And ^Emso it ^Gwas for ^Afaithful ^EmElzevir, ^GCast in chains for ^Cten long ^Gyears, With ^Cnever a ^Gword of ^Amblame or ^Emanger, ^AmJust for ^EmJohn, t’wa^Bms on^Emly tears;

Pre-Chorus:

^EmOh oh ^Amoh, only ^Emtears, Oh oh ^Doh ...

Chorus:

^GBlow, wind blow, and ^Csend them ^Ghome again, ^CSet the ^Gsails for ^DEngland’s way, ^CMany a ^Dheart is ^Ggrieving ^Emfor them, ^AmBring them ^Emback to ^DMoonfleet ^GBay;

And ^Emas for ^GGrace, she’^Amd still b^Eme waiting, ^GWaiting for her ^Conly ^Glove, ^CEvery ^Gnight a ^Amcandle ^Emburning ^Amat her ^Emwindow, ^BmShould he^Em come;

^EmOh oh ^Amoh, should he ^Emcome, Oh oh ^Doh ...

Chorus:

^GBlow, wind blow, and ^Csend them ^Ghome again, ^CSet the ^Gsails for ^DEngland’s way, ^CMany a ^Dheart is ^Ggrieving ^Emfor them, ^AmBring them ^Emback to ^DMoonfleet ^GBay;

^CMany a ^Dheart is ^Ggrieving ^Emfor them, ^AmBring them ^Emback to ^DMoonfleet ^GBay; ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

15. The Storm 3:23 Tabbed by: frankowillo INTRO: Em D Em (6x) Now the time had come for Elzevir and John

To be sent from ^DHolland's ^Emshore And to end their days in pain and misery To be slaves so ^Dfar from ^Emhome

Oh ^Coh - how ^Dsweet the ^Emsalt sea air Oh ^Coh - how ^Dbright the ^Emsun Oh ^Coh - but ^Dlittle ^Emdid they know Of the ^Cstorm that ^Dwas to ^Emcome And the ^Cship that ^Dwould go ^Emdown

^CHey, boys and ^Glisten well ^Dand a story ^EmI will tell ^CSend for the ^Gprisoners down be^Dlow (down below!) ^CHey boys and ^Gwish 'em well ^Dand the fate that ^Emthem befell And ^Cpray that you will ^Dnever see the ^Cday You'll fight for your ^Dlife on Moonfleet ^EmBay!

Well the storm hit hard and the waves were high

It was every ^Dman for him^Emself By a twist of Fate, t'was on Moonfleet Bay

Where the ship would meet its end

Oh ^Coh - with a ^Droar of ^Emwind and sail Oh ^Coh - the ^Dship was ^Emgone Oh ^Coh - in the ^Dnight, they ^Emsaw a light T'was the ^Ccandle ^DGrace had ^Emshone And her ^Cboy was ^Dcoming ^Emhome

^CHey, boys the ^Gship is down, ^Devery man must ^Emswim or drown ^CHead for the ^Gbreakers on the ^Dshore (on the shore!) ^CHey, ^Gboys for Elzevir, ^Dhe put John in ^EmFortune's care For ^Cno man ever ^Dwas there 'til that^C day Saved from the ^Dsea on Moonfleet ^AmBay!

"What shall we do with the boy who's drowning?

^GWhat shall we do with the boy who's drowning? ^AmWhat shall we do with the boy who's drowning, ^Gearly in the ^Ammorning?"

"Throw him a rope and god go with him

^GThrow him a rope and god go with him ^AmThrow him a rope and god go with him, ^Gearly in the ^Ammorning?"

INSTRUMENTAL: F C G Am F C G F C G Am

And ^FElzevir, he ^Ggave his life a^Fway But John was the ^Gonly man that ^Fday ^GSaved from the sea on ^AmMoonfleet Bay! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

16. Greater Love 3:29 Tabbed by: NBA96 Intro: Am C F C Dm Am Dm G Am E F C Dm Em F G

H^Amere he lies bef^Core me, My fr^Fiend for many ye^Cars, He s^Dmaved me from the w^Amater, Now I'm dr^Dmowning in my t^Gears, Gr^Amief is but a p^Eoor word for ^Feverything I f^Ceel, There can b^Dme n^Emo gr^Feater l^Gove,

H^Ame was there to g^Cuide me through the f^Follies of my ^Cage, ^DmAlways there bes^Amide me, everyth^Dming forg^Gave, H^Ameld me as a f^Eather, sh^Fowing me the w^Cay, There can b^Dme n^Emo gr^Feater l^Gove,

N^Emo fear did he have before the st^Form, The f^Emate of others was his only th^Fought, And th^Bbough it was the way to certain d^Farkness, To s^Gmave my life he g^Aave his own^Bm, ^F#m ^G ^D ^E ^Bm ^Em ^A ^Bm ^F#m ^G ^D

For my l^Emife h^F#me ga^Gve his o^Awn, And these w^Emords ^F#mare wr^Git in st^Aone, where he l^Dies,

&qu^Aot;Grea^Dter love hath no man th^F#man t^Bmhis, That a m^Gan lay down his l^Emife for his fr^Aiend,"

&qu^Aot;Grea^Dter love hath no man th^F#man t^Bmhis, That a m^Eman lay down his l^Aife for his fr^Diend,&q^Auo^Dt;^F#m ^Bm ^Em ^A

&qu^Aot;Grea^Dter love hath no man th^F#man t^Bmhis, That a m^Gan lay down his l^Aife for his fr^Diend." ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

17. In the Years That Followed... (Narration) 1:23 Tabbed by: - In the years that followed, John would marry his childhood sweetheart, Grace, and they called their firstborn son Elzevir. Fortune smiled on them, for on his deathbed, The jewel merchant, Aldobrand begged forgiveness for having stolen the diamond, And in his will, left great wealth to one John Trenchard of Moonfleet Village, Dorset, Whom he had so grievously wronged. It is said that in his final hours, Aldobrand would cry out in terror, Speaking of a large man with a coppery face and a huge black beard, who stood at the window, mocking. John and Grace touched not one penny of the money, but laid it out in good works, Renewing the church, creating a hospital and building a lighthouse, A welcome beacon to generations of sailors. From time to time, John would return to the seashore, Where the final words of the friends who had saved him echoed in his heart. And he loved it best when the waves were lashed to madness in an Autumn gale, Thanking God he was not fighting for his life in the roar of the surf. For no other man before or since was taken alive from Moonfleet Bay. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 18. The Moonfleet Finale 3:00 Tabbed by: - This song is an instrumental song which has not been tabbed. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 19. Everywhere I Go 3:36 Tabbed by: Betty Lou

Everywhere I ^Amgo, everywhere I go, I see an im^Dmage of her face, she talks to me, she talks to me in a thousand ^Amways.

Everyone I k^Amnow, everyone I know is calling^Dm on the telephone, "Are you ok ? Are you alright, 'cos you're neve^Amr at home?" Well, I couldn't be b^Emetter, I found my w^Fay, she is an o^Gpen door to a brand new ^G7day.

^C Everywhere I go, I see her face a^Amgain, everywhere I look, I see her smile and w^Fave,

everywhere I hear, her voice is calling.

^G This time I fin^Eally opened my ^Ameyes to a beautiful^F angel, ^Fmoh, who's been car^Cing for me like a mo^Fther for a ch^Gild.

Everywhere I ^Amgo, everywhere I ^Amgo, I see the sh^Dmadow of a light, it shines on me, it shines on me from another t^Amime. So many d^Emark days and lonely ni^Fghts, until she fo^Gund the way to change my l^G7ife.

^C Everywhere I go, I see her face a^Amgain, everywhere I look, I see her smile and w^Fave,

everywhere I hear, her voice is calling.

^G This time I fin^Eally opened my e^Ayes. ^D Everywhere I go, I see her face again (everywhere I ^Bmgo). everywhere I look, I see her smile and wave (everywhere I lo^Gok).

everywhere I hear, her voice is calling.

^A This time I fi^F#nally opened my e^Bmyes to my beautiful an^Ggel, ^Gmoh, who's been ca^Dring for me like a mo^Gther for her ch^Aild, everywhere I g^Do.

^Bm

^G ^A This time, I ^A7finally opened my ey^Des, everywhere ^AI g^Do. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

20. The Nightingale 3:47 Tabbed by: frankowillo INTRO: C F G C F G C

^AmLove burns in a ^Emyoung man's heart ^FHe would give her the ^Emmoon and the stars And ^Dmall the Treasures of the ^AmPharaohs for A ^Gmoment in her a^Frms ^AmTo the Ball with ^Em7him she will ^Emgo ^FIf he brings her a ^Cred, red rose ^DmBut there is only a ^Amrose of white ^GIn his garden g^Freen And calling up ^Gto the sky ^F The birds heard his ^Glonely cry

CHORUS:

&^Cquot;Sing for her, sweet Nightingale ^FTell her of my ^Glove ^CBring for her, sweet Nightingale A ^Fred, red ^Grose of ^Clove

^AmSaid the tree to the ^EmNightingale ^F"Upon this thorn^C you must impale ^Dmyour heart, and then the ^Amblood Will ^Gturn this white rose ^Fred" ^AmAll night, the ^Emlittle bird sang ^FBut in the morning ^Cshe was gone ^DmAnd beside her ^Amon the ground ^GLay a red, red ^Frose When the boy ^Gfound it there ^FJoy came from ^Ghis despair

CHORUS:

"^C;You sang for her, sweet Nightingale You ^Ftold her of my ^Glove You ^Cbring for her, sweet Nightingale This ^Fred, red ^Grose of ^Clove"

BRIDGE:

^ESo he brought her the beautiful ^Brose &^Equot;To the Ball with me yo^Bu'll go" "^C;But no,&^Dquot; she said "I ^Ghave je^Dwe^Cls instead A^Amnother has won my ^Dheart And from ^Amyou, now I must ^Dpart So, ^Amtake your foolish ^Drose and ^Ego!"

INSTRUMENTAL: C F G C F G C CHORUS: (## slow to end ##)

^CSing for her, sweet Nightingale ^FSing from heaven a^Gbove ^CBring for her, sweet Nightingale The ^Fwisdom ^Gthat is ^Clove The ^Fwisdom ^Gthat is ^Clove ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

21. One Life, One Love 3:42 Tabbed by: NBA96 Capo 3 Intro: D G D A D D G D A D

^G Long years would be l^Dost and over s^Aince the morning train^Bm, ^G And the words that he c^Dalled out to her, &^F#quot;I'll be back ^Bmagain! We will ^Gall be home for Chr^Distmas boys, It's wh^Aat the General said", ^Bm But little d^Gid they know the w^Dinds of war, Would ch^Emange the world instead^A,

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore,

^G He played his p^Dart a hero ^Aon the battlefield^Bm, ^G 'Til a shell burst r^Dight beside, And br^F#ought him to his knees^Bm, As the bl^Good just flowed aw^Day, He turned his f^Aace up to the sky, ^Bm And a little b^Goy was there bes^Dide him saying, &q^Emuot;Daddy, please do^An't die",

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore,

G D A D D G D A D

^G No-one knew how he m^Dade it through, and s^Aoon was on the way^Bm, ^G With the wounded b^Dack to England, And fr^F#om the early train^Bm, He stepped d^Gown and in the d^Distance saw his w^Aife and a little boy, ^Bm Who came up r^Gunning to his ^Darms and said, "^Em;My Daddy has c^Aome home",

O^Dh, in this one life,^G there is ^Done l^Aove, ^D Through the ages to b^Ge with us ^Aeverm^Dore, ^G In this ^Done l^Aife, ^D Love of a different world^G, There is ^Done l^Aove.^D ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

22. Why Mona Lisa Smiled 3:37 Tabbed by: NBA96 Capo 2 Intro: C F C F Am Verse 1:

^Am From candles burning, sh^Eadows in the night, ^Am People praying f^Eor eternal life, But my m^Dmind just keeps on wandering, Aw^Emay from this serene and hallowed pl^Face, To a w^Coman's f^Gace.

Verse 2:

^Am She was lovely, l^Eovely as a dream, ^Am She had the beauty, the b^Eeauty of a queen, They say that ^Dmevery man who meets her, s^Emooner or later will f^Fall, Even m^Ce that they c^Gall.

Chorus:

The m^Caster of invention, the p^Amainter of our times, I can t^Dmake you round the Heavens and sh^Gow you how to fl^G7y, 'Twas a m^Coment caught forever, there was s^Amomething in her eyes, But I w^Dmish I could remember why M^Gona Lisa sm^Ciled. ^F ^C ^F

Verse 3:

^Am She sat before me, this w^Eoman so divine, ^Am Something eternal was sh^Eining in her eyes, Oh, L^Dmisa del Giocondo, you ^Emopened up a world of myster^Fy, When you were l^Gooking at m^G7e.

Chorus:

Bridge:

^Am Shame the devil in my h^Feart but I c^Dman't stop thinking ab^Gout her, And wh^Dmat she's doing to m^Ge, doing to m^Ce.

Chorus: Am Dm G G7

'Twas a m^Coment of perfection, the c^Amanvas never lies, But I w^Dmish I could remember why M^Gona Lisa sm^Ciled.^F Why Mona Lisa sm^Ciled? ^F Why Mona Lisa sm^Ciled? ^F Why Mona Lisa sm^Ciled? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

23. Pure Joy 3:06 Tabbed by: frankowillo CAPO: 4th Fret

^CWe were ^Ftalking a^Cbout how all the ^Gyears go ^Cby ^FPeople and ^Cplaces and the ^Gmarch of ^Amtime ^FOnly ^Gmemo^Amries can ^Ftake us back there a^Ggain

Like the ^Fday on the ^Cboat, beneath a ^Gclear blue ^Csky When ^Fout of the ^Csea they came to ^Gjump and ^Amfly ^CNow I ^Gunder^Amstand why ^Fmy friend said, &^Gquot;Dolphins mak^Ce us cry"

CHORUS:

'Cause this was ^Fpure ^Cjoy, the way they ^Glaughed and ^Cplayed ^DmSkipping and a-dancing through the ^Gocean waves It was ^Fpure ^Cjoy, for ^Eall to ^Amsee So ^Fwhy can't w^Ge, more ^Foften fe^Gel that joy of ^Cliving?

^CAnd we were ^Ftalking a^Cbout, how in the ^Gdays gone ^Cby ^FWe would be^Clieve that all our ^Gdreams could ^Amfly ^FBut they ^Gfade a^Amway, like ^Fsunset out of the ^Gsky

And I was ^Fthere in a ^Cgarden, where the ^Gchildren ^Cplay ^FHearing them ^Csinging on a ^Gsummer's ^Amday ^CMade me ^Greal^Amise how ^Fsoon, we lose that ^Ginnocence in^Cside

CHORUS:

'Cause this was ^Fpure ^Cjoy, the way they ^Glaughed and ^Cplayed ^DmSkipping and a-dancing on that ^Gsunny day It was ^Fpure ^Cjoy, for ^Eall to ^Amsee So ^Fwhy can't w^Ge, more ^Foften fe^Gel that joy of ^Cliving?

OUTRO:

^FPure ^Cjoy ^G ^C ^F ^G ^FPure ^Cjoy ^E ^Am So ^Fwhy can't w^Ge, more ^Amoften fe^Gel that joy of ^Cliving? ^F Sheer ^Gjoy of ^Cliving ^F That ^Gjoy of ^Cliving 'Cause it was ^Fpure ^Cjoy (the ^Gjoy of ^Cliving) ^FPure ^Cjoy (the ^Gjoy of ^Cliving) It was ^Fpure ^Cjoy (the ^Gjoy of ^Cliving) ^FPure ^Cjoy, that ^Gjoy of ^Cliving ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

24. People of the World 3:50 Tabbed by: NBA96 Verse 1:

Let there be l^Bbight where th^Cere was d^Farkness, Let there be l^Bbove where th^Cere was h^Dmate, Even in the t^Aerrors of the n^Dmight, Sooner or ^Bblater, c^Comes the d^Fay.

Verse 2:

Let there be j^Bboy where th^Cere was s^Forrow, Let there be h^Bbope where th^Cere was n^Dmone, And even as your l^Aife-blood flowed aw^Dmay, Neda, your h^Bbeart is l^Civing o^Fn.

Chorus:

People of the w^Forld stand ^Bbup for fr^Feedom, Voices c^Dmall from a d^Bbistant sh^Core, For the w^Dminds of ch^Cange are bl^Bbowing str^Fonger, And ^DmEvil men will f^Call, For fr^Dmeedom will not w^Cait anym^Fore. ^Bb ^F

Verse 3:

Let there be Spr^Bbing where th^Cere was W^Finter, Let there be gr^Bbeen where th^Cere was gr^Dmey, Even as the L^Aion seems to sl^Dmeep, Sooner or l^Bbater, h^Ce will w^Fake.

Chorus:

Solo: F Bb F Dm Bb C Dm C Bb F Dm C Dm C F Bb F Chorus:

Women of the w^Forld have d^Bbied for fr^Feedom, Hear them c^Dmall from a d^Bbistant sh^Core, For the w^Dminds of ch^Cange are bl^Bbowing str^Fonger, And ^DmEvil men must f^Call, For fr^Dmeedom will not w^Cait here anym^Fore.

Chorus:

People of the w^Gorld stand ^Cup for fr^Geedom, Voices c^Emall from a d^Cistant sh^Dore, For the w^Eminds of ch^Dange are bl^Cowing str^Gonger, And ^AmEvil men will f^Dall. People of the w^Gorld have d^Cied for fr^Geedom, Hear them c^Emall from a d^Cistant sh^Dore, For the w^Eminds of ch^Dange are bl^Cowing str^Gonger, And ^AmEvil men will f^Dall, For fr^Ameedom will not w^Dait here anym^Gore. P^Ceople of the w^Gorld! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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