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Song: All Would Envy (from Album: Live in Berlin, 2010) Artist: Sting Chord Analysis: Mats Fagergren (2017-02-08) Comment: This chord version is based on Sting´s Live performance with The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. OBS.. THE youtube version that can be found after the tabs down below, comes from an other live performance with slightly different bridge chords , intro etc...! Rythm: Bossa Nova Use the chord instructions below: [chordinfo] E,A,D,G,B,e C#m9 x,4,2,4,4,(0) D#-9/G 3,x,2,3,4,x (alt. name Gm6(#5)) Badd11 x,2,2,4,4,(0) Amaj7 x,0,2,1,2,0 alt. 5,x,6,6,5,x F#m9 2,4,2,2,2,4 F#m9/E 0,4,2,2,2,4 D#m7-5 x,6,7,6,7,x G#7sus4 4,6,4,6,4,4 G#7 4,6,4,5,4,4 G#13sus4 4,6,4,6,6,4 G#aug7/F# x,x,4,5,5,4 G7-5 3,x,3,4,2,x Dmaj7 x,x,0,2,2,2 alt x,5,7,6,7,5 C#7sus4 x,4,6,4,7,4 B6/C# x,4,4,4,4,x [intro] C#m9 C#m9 C#m9 C#m9 C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G [verse 1]
Old C#m9enough to be her dad C#m9But the young men were just mad C#m9They Badd11nursed their Amaj7grievances Amaj7But she was flF#m9attered by his charm F#m9It wouldn'tF#m9/E do her any harm F#m9/E D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 They'd all had their chances
[verse 2]
He C#m9sent her flowers and limousines C#m9And she was treated like a queen C#m9And aBadd11nything she eAmaj7ver wanted Amaj7Was no problem for a man like him Amaj7And evF#m9eryone expected soon F#m9That she could F#m9/Eask him for the moon F#m9/E D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 If she would wear his ring
[verse 3]
KnoC#m9wing glances from his friends C#m9In the homes at the weekends of Badd11high Amaj7society Amaj7But he F#m9didn't give a damn F#m9 F#m9/E D#m7-5 He never felt more like a man D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 But all the time the clock was ticking
[chorus]
G#7And all would Amaj7envy G#7sus4The older maG#7n G#7And his C#m9beautiful young wife Badd11 Badd11Yes, all wouldAmaj7 envy... G#7sus4
[interlude] C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G [verse 4]
InC#m9 a house upon a hill C#m9She was there with time to kil C#m9She lBadd11ived a lAmaj7ife she'd only dreamed Amaj7But life was never what it seemed Amaj7To all her F#m9friends that she'd ignored F#m9 F#m9/E D#m7-5 She'd deny that she was bored D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 She had no time for dancing (no time for dancing)
[verse 5]
ButC#m9 the clock upon the wall C#m9That was ticking in the Badd11hall Badd11Always remiAmaj7nded her Amaj7That life was gF#m9oing on elsewhere F#m9 F#m9/E D#m7-5 But she was happy and she'd swear D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 She wouldn't change a thing
[chorus]
G#7And all would Amaj7envy G#7sus4The older maG#7n G#7And his C#m9beautiful young wife Badd11 Badd11 Amaj7 G#13sus4 G#aug7/F# Yes, all would envy...
[interlude] C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G G7-5 [bridge]
Now F#m9it's 5 o'clock a.m. F#m9She must have spent the night F#m9/Eagain F#m9/EWith that old friend oDmaj7f hers Dmaj7She loves to dance Dmaj7She's missF#m9ing more and more these days F#m9But I'm still stuck in my old F#m9/Eways F#m9/EPerhaps she needs a little Dmaj7more romance C#7sus4 F#m9But the clock upon the wall F#m9/E D#m7-5 Is still ticking in the hall D#m7-5 G#7sus4 G#7 She must be home soon G#7And where a Amaj7younger man would weep Amaj7He takes a Bpill and goes to sleep C#m B6/C# C#m
[chorus]
C#mAnd all would Amaj7envy G#7sus4The older maG#7n G#7And his C#m9beautiful young wife Badd11 Badd11 Amaj7 G#13sus4 Yes, all would envy
[outtro] C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G C#m9 C#m9 D#-9/G D#-9/G C#m9