The Smiths

Cemetery Gates

The Smiths

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Intro: C   D   G   Gmaj7
       C   D   G   Gmaj7
       C   D   G   Gmaj7
       C   D   G   Gmaj7
                      G
                      A dreaded sunny day
                                                      C
                      So I meet you at the cemetery gates
                                  D           Em       D   C
                      Keats and Yeats are on your side
                      G
                      A dreaded sunny day
                                                      C
                      So I meet you at the cemetery gates
                                  D           Em       D   C
                      Keats and Yeats are on your side
                              D          G
                      While Wilde is on mine
                      G                                         C
                      So we go inside and we gravely read the stones
                                                   D
                      All those people all those lives
                                    Em D C
                      Where are they now?
                             G
                      With loves, with hates
                                              C
                      And passions just like mine
                      They were born
                                      D
                      And then they lived
                                   Em D C
                      And then they died
                      Which seems so unfair
                      D              G
                      And I want to cry
                                     Bm
                      You say: "ere thrice the sun hath door
                                         G
                      Salutation to the dawn"
                               Bm                        G
                      And you claim these words as your own
                           C                   D
                      But I'm well read, have heard them said
                                 Em                       C
                      A hundred times (maybe less, maybe more)
                              G
                      If you must write prose and poems
                                                        C
                      The words you use should be your own
                                           D      Em D C
                      Don't plagiarise or take "on loan"
                                        G
                      There's always someone, somwhere
                                             C
                      With a big nose, who knows
                                                 D
                      And who trips you up and laughs
                              Em D C
                      When you fall
                                               D
                      Who'll trip you up and laugh
                                G
                      When you fall
                                     Bm                G
                      You say: "ere long done do does did"
                       Bm                             G
                      Words which could only be your own
                           C
                      You then produce the text
                             D
                      From whence was ripped
                                   Em     C
                      (some dizzy whore, 1804)
                                  G
                      A dreaded sunny day
                      So let's go where we're happy
                                                      C
                      And I meet you at the cemetery gates
                                  D           Em       D   C
                      Keats and Yeats are on your side
                                  G
                      A dreaded sunny day
                      So let's go where we're wanted
                                                       C
                      And I meet you at the cemetery gates
                                  D           Em       D   C
                      Keats and Yeats are on your side - but you lose
                              D          G
                      While Wilde is on mine
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