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I used to rule the world
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Seas would rise when I gave the word
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, w8 b. D( \4 ^/ P0 y+ {Now in the morning I sleep alone
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Sweep the streets I used to own
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5 N' ~& A; N! h9 t' F( q! P* k* wI used to roll the dice
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Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes 8 g% N! E- U c$ Y+ R1 q
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6 e+ z: Y. g5 G1 _& v) nListen as the crowd would sing: , d( C$ T0 E: v! z, s
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) d4 C/ H4 Y* A$ C8 E& g3 [8 q"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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One minute I held the key 6 h5 Q# |: P, q0 s3 X) M
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7 @, {1 D. g: s' vNext the walls were closed on me 3 v% b& a' d5 V0 i' T
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, y3 O3 p; x# T1 lAnd I discovered that my castles stand @2 e& Z+ z( f1 O1 Q5 z
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Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand
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$ {! O" N8 I% w# R9 A$ II hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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0 [. T9 J. q8 K& g" VRoman Cavalry choirs are singing 3 Y! {$ _# g4 p% H+ E5 P0 Z
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
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L, F! \2 [8 ?( |Once you go there was never, never an honest word. ~) o2 I+ h! i$ [0 d$ `- i" k
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5 i" c3 X2 e* u3 @) YThat was when I ruled the world 0 N& T. M' i2 Z8 K6 z8 Z
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! g. v4 z% S' f) X6 ?, J1 E+ YIt was the wicked and wild wind 8 ^" s8 a( W7 i3 R3 V5 Q4 R
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Blew down the doors to let me in.
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Shattered windows and the sound of drums
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8 t8 o# f; ^' W+ QPeople couldn't believe what I'd become
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Revolutionaries wait
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For my head on a silver plate
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: Z& B1 c4 w( q- F. s: K2 ~' mJust a puppet on a lonely string
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% ?" u' O" I G( w( K' uOh who would ever want to be king? ' _- ^# t9 k) f: j, {7 X
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield . a7 T) o V! t! k
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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, [6 r% V6 K, K3 `For some reason I can't explain 2 Y5 k7 R% B# U
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never an honest word
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But that was when I ruled the world + `9 p+ @- Z, B! r G
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(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing / e8 O; u- w- b X2 `8 a( G
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3 X# Y1 A# {3 `/ {" L; O8 p" RBe my mirror, my sword, and shield
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1 \3 K" Y" t2 T$ c1 MMy missionaries in a foreign field - v, q& J6 b/ @. j9 \0 k7 C5 l9 O
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, w/ M3 I0 R9 Z; [* Y. hFor some reason I can't explain % J8 a* H( {+ _; }& D
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I know Saint Peter will call my name ,, P* C0 m. K/ n$ M- L) \
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( \2 \* Y1 y8 q' D8 fnever an honest word
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But that was when I ruled the world
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C - D - Bm - Em and fading...
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, A* w6 c! Y$ |3 VWell guys I finally added a no capo version for you guys with no capo...2 B* ]/ _* t+ U( V& F& n
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& \0 v- N+ e5 d/ f# M8 EINTRO: D - E - A - F#m x2
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I used to rule the world
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& {( V+ z% W) q6 y4 S% \6 \ _Seas would rise when I gave the word , e6 B z8 K9 G1 ^ W6 i
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Now in the morning I sleep alone 1 K4 s) u _8 I s" x' P- I
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I used to roll the dice
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% C, ~! `+ h0 FFeel 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!"+ A4 G R/ U+ T) k& L
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One minute I held the key
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Next the walls were closed on me 7 O( |) E: e1 x E& [- J! c
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( w! I6 ?; x* ]% ^9 S0 h- SAnd I discovered that my castles stand
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing 8 D, _( ^$ @: Y, m
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2 A& H, M, d. m# H( gRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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) K" d5 o6 @5 f1 m7 wBe my mirror, my sword, and shield
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain ! d: t5 {: A$ z% _
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word' h/ b Z; U8 j; a) i- V0 C H' o+ }* p3 g
C#m F#m + z/ p |9 a, F1 B/ B' U% j
That was when I ruled the world
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It was the wicked and wild wind 2 k- L5 K6 j4 D# z, @6 j1 T3 j
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Blew down the doors to let me in. , x/ R8 V B- s& z1 W* Q& n; ?
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Shattered windows and the sound of drums
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+ Z3 d; ~' }8 M; q) V0 M' qPeople couldn't believe what I'd become: L0 `- ^ U7 Z$ ^, N0 `. H5 f0 h
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3 q+ u H; t3 @- b# Z2 L5 l0 TRevolutionaries wait
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8 L0 G3 ^' A4 s! \( P* R6 M- D J% O jFor my head on a silver plate
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" ]" c, v d7 LJust a puppet on a lonely string
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1 s N' D' O5 Y! dOh who would ever want to be king? ! d/ s, h: Y( @; B' k h+ o$ {
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing 8 L. P* |/ h. h4 s2 { ]! @" i
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield 4 M) F* \7 ?; ?; L) l9 L9 Z
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My missionaries in a foreign field 8 O" @3 `. \, Z2 E
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4 a# @4 u+ r% f5 f2 }4 Inever an honest word3 [! M% n# J: A9 z0 u6 m4 l: n0 R
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But that was when I ruled the world
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1 @0 z5 F6 |& R* L(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing 5 U. b1 v: H; D0 b! Z, g
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing , {" }7 _% U1 x
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield 5 X9 e( g6 q0 b/ W# ^6 X
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4 w2 `3 \ S+ ?: X0 H4 a/ {My missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
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never an honest word% M' B e! E* s
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