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I used to rule the world " e% O r- W* }! Q- f- X" a
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Seas would rise when I gave the word % r& Q" j& S7 S0 v) W2 T: Z' c
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Now in the morning I sleep alone
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Sweep the streets I used to own, Y4 s! G8 J# F+ ?) X
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! Q \/ Q9 f9 j3 h. II used to roll the dice 0 D6 x; L/ ^5 k r, p* E1 H
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& [2 H7 U3 F5 h& F/ }' UFeel the fear in my enemy's eyes " z( n% G( o+ V; R8 ]3 F& g
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Listen as the crowd would sing: - A& H8 V* o5 X
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1 g, _3 \9 G# u. v% f"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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One minute I held the key
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Next the walls were closed on me
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. i( W5 _% [) ~, NAnd I discovered that my castles stand
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Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand
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* k3 _, Z3 M3 ~- a! v( r O- zI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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# q8 s$ u4 [) E: d URoman Cavalry choirs are singing 6 i! k% Q7 f3 G' Z( W
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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My missionaries in a foreign field
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8 q0 y" B, y L, J z5 ]For some reason I can't explain
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word
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& G: L+ ]: C. `9 |' EThat was when I ruled the world - k9 T6 y, H2 o- \* V
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It was the wicked and wild wind # L" P' b2 c& r! `( I+ i/ I
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$ _; Q" G' n6 F# `: C& LBlew down the doors to let me in. 5 F, [3 Y: Y9 @2 J; ~7 L
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Shattered windows and the sound of drums
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. J7 M u! a2 p6 w( tPeople couldn't believe what I'd become
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0 K$ Z) P2 A0 v( ?Revolutionaries wait
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For my head on a silver plate
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6 Q* \3 O$ Z* g8 g4 wJust a puppet on a lonely string
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& _0 D2 a; T, F& K& s8 bOh who would ever want to be king? 4 f1 ^; b% h3 j- |5 v5 X K
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Be 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
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7 R3 [6 G2 x, v! iI know Saint Peter will call my name ," z) V0 E! @2 t* U9 l* m
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2 \3 H1 T7 C# _" b% t: jnever an honest word
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9 ~8 f: S. T$ eBut that was when I ruled the world . L" X, ~. D+ T# W, \7 x9 \
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/ A" j! x$ d* Y: S6 Q1 ](Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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. {/ [6 ]6 q! ^. j; l; UI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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& @, V6 D1 F# [& XBe my mirror, my sword, and shield / l' v% D; N- u$ p
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7 ]+ i* m2 o) R; SFor some reason I can't explain 3 _3 Y4 n# x& P% B! W' @) O' ~
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never an honest word
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/ Y: _, Y) a3 J" }INTRO: D - E - A - F#m x2
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# ^* P! m6 I8 o; C( `7 ?9 hI used to rule the world - }' E- O( o% O, _, T0 w
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6 Z* n l7 B1 C7 `+ Y( KSeas would rise when I gave the word
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, |$ ~. t( L5 ]2 ~- D5 E5 V# ]Now in the morning I sleep alone
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3 B$ f' N/ R* H6 m) z3 @, rSweep the streets I used to own& |# [% G8 r" A, S* o$ q
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# C* J! z; z0 M$ m2 EI used to roll the dice : |" S; f, @% U) y* w2 z* ~8 T
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Feel 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!"( ? X) O& f) ~! d' C
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9 L9 t8 m5 g) G7 l" u! ]% V) Y8 VOne minute I held the key
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Next the walls were closed on me
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And I discovered that my castles stand
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& i/ @, Q# k. h w* e" qUpon pillars of salt and pillars of sand
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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( x, r& M. G9 i) fRoman Cavalry choirs are singing - U8 ]8 \. `3 l- T0 S9 ]
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield " O9 a0 i- @) @/ S X) [
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My missionaries in a foreign field ! b( g- O4 v+ e2 Q
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+ Z. P+ T1 `: Q8 Y: K2 mFor some reason I can't explain
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word8 B8 N, x# s( s5 R/ E9 i% O l
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7 B2 u. `( S3 }; UThat was when I ruled the world & g7 w- x; A9 }5 L+ B
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) q) b7 J' I, C! P+ gIt was the wicked and wild wind
+ F7 h; S( @( q% h2 A A F#m. K+ ~4 o* M4 L& k
Blew down the doors to let me in. ' I8 z( s- `3 {! l5 d
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% r0 [! Q2 K1 E3 R- f; g/ nShattered windows and the sound of drums
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People 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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Just a puppet on a lonely string7 W$ h: D' Y" Q9 M. o
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Oh who would ever want to be king? ' h+ \% R; d! A3 c9 \3 E
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing " A Z: u4 A. e$ z& L7 v% d7 q/ ?5 Y* ~
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- x" A, j$ ?: H5 c. u5 w/ b2 C- N2 F/ ZRoman Cavalry choirs are singing , W3 e+ S6 j* x4 s
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5 v( t5 z0 R6 [* uBe my mirror, my sword, and shield + f. w% f0 I1 G
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0 o/ f' T2 _2 k6 ~My missionaries in a foreign field
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3 i8 o" }: Q; Y: n* P- B2 eFor some reason I can't explain 8 l9 |* H$ k- g! Z
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never an honest word. ?" d, ]# v, x/ z7 O/ [3 w& g& Z
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( a6 }# R% s) z7 t: lBut that was when I ruled the world 1 ?7 G" V( A0 a; g7 ~( w# N! l
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8 G1 w) m4 i( D, `. C+ _, {I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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4 a6 m' f/ l! h$ G/ W* H2 RRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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' S( _8 J- u0 g- f9 U% eMy missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
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- \$ q! @0 G. |1 f0 T+ Mnever an honest word1 k3 g( Q5 t7 Y9 J6 N" T. B
C#m F#m
8 J4 ~+ Y3 J9 X8 s, U( ABut that was when I ruled the world 7 [" u* r' @* u. n8 l+ h; z
3 c; X( I% R1 m. N# jD - E - C#m - F#m and fading...1 K2 s0 w) T9 k, D/ y
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