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I used to rule the world & f5 i! C3 N5 |3 ^; w1 U# a l8 K# m- N
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Seas would rise when I gave the word 2 E! W% o4 c0 U, ~- [6 a0 [) O
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0 I% s* }: t) H6 p% ENow in the morning I sleep alone 6 p( s# y' T9 t' q. [; X
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Sweep the streets I used to own
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9 C) Q$ p9 w& t& e* v% w5 gI used to roll the dice ; s& b& I7 w; E. {) w8 w( F4 Y4 P
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3 q1 { L4 X8 i- cFeel the fear in my enemy's eyes * Q+ f) |& w( o2 l% `) S& B
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Listen as the crowd would sing:
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"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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, m( `5 @# F$ o7 [& }, f: pOne minute I held the key $ t/ z' Z5 O* L
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# Y2 M& D* T, u3 x7 C3 j1 D/ Z: XNext the walls were closed on me 1 S) }# v% Z- @3 O/ h$ z# x' G1 R- h
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) U* p2 L. D3 [& n0 T- o+ ~# `( tAnd I discovered that my castles stand " r6 u0 R7 p, g
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1 Y# _7 q. r( s1 V4 AUpon pillars of salt and pillars of sand $ r. S4 c0 b. ^* s2 E
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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5 P. d- B$ I& S- ~Be my mirror, my sword, and shield 3 b6 b4 a5 n0 j" a
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! P7 K' m0 u) M8 X' a3 Z8 |- LMy missionaries in a foreign field - d0 b0 k0 Z; ?9 e" Z
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For some reason I can't explain 0 [6 N: v" T5 S2 T& z+ A8 w) [
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2 ?$ T4 a8 d8 g1 z4 POnce you go there was never, never an honest word- J6 t) n. K2 w: _) k2 b7 f1 e
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: ^: g9 W2 P2 \That was when I ruled the world 5 j8 d0 f: X' k5 x2 B( K
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* w9 r" f) i5 n" F& |It was the wicked and wild wind 8 E- c* F" D0 T6 i6 R
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# ^) r1 l' F$ G- _% q! O- \0 YBlew down the doors to let me in. - u i$ o' s# [* L9 x* g
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Shattered windows and the sound of drums $ l3 j2 e& r$ {' }2 n: w
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People couldn't believe what I'd become
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Revolutionaries wait 5 B- X6 z2 t3 S4 Y. {: k# b7 y
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' i8 l1 m6 K6 g% r/ pFor my head on a silver plate 9 y+ w! S8 \0 f+ I/ H" o R' D* ]
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Just a puppet on a lonely string
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Oh who would ever want to be king?
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- N; y0 N l5 y1 g! CI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing * e: i0 P& R1 D9 z* A
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0 U+ y5 j4 F. b$ L, KRoman Cavalry choirs are singing # i" Y( S8 K; K6 C. s; t! ]
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield % {+ }5 b, r' h V: F4 |* i
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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1 p% v! O6 a0 H/ ?/ ~For some reason I can't explain
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* H- z, A% Z, x6 RI know Saint Peter will call my name ,
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$ o2 Q" ~2 c. ^$ k% Y/ Onever an honest word0 F6 o- P; v- P7 G2 k! V
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" F8 C# G* N4 n/ A; eBut that was when I ruled the world ) n$ W$ T0 ~) b
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(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)' M9 r x" P* n) R: j0 b
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing 3 O# K6 `' a& J/ N" P
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2 n1 H- [9 l* ~My missionaries in a foreign field 5 u" I# K4 @) W( _9 v: P$ s8 Q/ i
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# P: d; X* o+ z2 VFor some reason I can't explain
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( d% p# }% v' t# a- W+ q5 |I know Saint Peter will call my name ,: P0 Y! F, I* N5 ~6 M3 w# K f2 \" {
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- Q" p. J3 F: Qnever an honest word
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) H Q. g7 ?$ k, q- P8 Q( qBut that was when I ruled the world
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) V5 a) k* O5 D( d% U9 S! XINTRO: D - E - A - F#m x2
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I used to rule the world & j) `4 Z/ K3 f
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4 [* }$ A) `' HSeas would rise when I gave the word
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Now in the morning I sleep alone ( C& h# |) O; b& v
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7 B6 M0 u8 f1 h) _5 iSweep the streets I used to own
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3 Z* a) B8 o' U$ E: b2 bI used to roll the dice 8 m& a1 L6 W) j4 \4 c) U3 J
A F#m
. R4 @/ s! }! J8 T8 [1 b0 NFeel the fear in my enemy's eyes
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Listen as the crowd would sing:
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"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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6 x$ ^2 y2 P0 b( H(F#m) D E1 M/ w6 ?: I6 g+ z
One minute I held the key 9 J& w {! Z2 T4 w9 m
A F#m
( y8 f) m# f: J- j; D: z/ |" a2 KNext the walls were closed on me
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And I discovered that my castles stand
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. P# X) W& n0 b" k% d5 TUpon pillars of salt and pillars of sand - v3 g' i# |7 c
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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4 r" `. ^! w. j$ |+ ]Roman Cavalry choirs are singing ( J# e, J9 ?& j2 A7 _# c& I& W
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield " }, p* J. y( U8 x1 s* Q
A F#m
$ U: C- S0 A# x ~# jMy missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word
5 |5 ], p1 @) n/ Z# A C#m F#m
6 n( A3 ^; ]6 h; ZThat was when I ruled the world
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(F#m) D E; f+ c8 q* {; ~( ~' s h
It was the wicked and wild wind
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Blew down the doors to let me in.
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/ |1 k7 H% {; R% hShattered windows and the sound of drums 2 k5 g4 ]# ~9 F6 z
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" s/ c- T: {' U' w0 GPeople couldn't believe what I'd become
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Revolutionaries wait
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+ ~1 v/ w$ y* r% \- sFor my head on a silver plate
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- v, ]& U' M" FJust a puppet on a lonely string
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% J) E, _; H/ U |0 _1 r$ O" m/ R& ~Oh who would ever want to be king?
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D E
* m% ~( E. X3 M9 i& i# TI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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; G, O. c! D1 w& bRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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0 U @/ y2 b+ B/ L) P/ P3 A; EMy missionaries in a foreign field ' W: ]* _2 `! W
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For some reason I can't explain 5 Z3 B+ ~: J4 n6 m' X7 e
A F#m
5 K8 }2 `, C% ~I know Saint Peter will call my name ,
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never an honest word- @) L: [5 n0 w6 g$ r
C#m F#m
F0 h. A! ^! _: _) h* S9 H; mBut that was when I ruled the world 6 M6 d1 }2 [' X& @( I
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(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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& R7 q( E7 u2 I& o2 kRoman Cavalry choirs are singing ' E0 i7 ~8 l7 @+ S/ r
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield # q5 t+ ?6 \3 ?7 z) o' W. d, R
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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5 r$ n+ [* H& m$ dFor some reason I can't explain
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never an honest word1 V1 W( U! f2 e1 \' W% \
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b3 }6 v8 A1 s$ Z. LBut that was when I ruled the world & q: L+ l) H" r4 t6 z! J
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