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I used to rule the world / C" [* C' S* w; {+ H. I
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Seas would rise when I gave the word
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Now in the morning I sleep alone
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Sweep the streets I used to own
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I used to roll the dice
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3 O# q! w& ^* B/ e0 G( xFeel the fear in my enemy's eyes 5 h! k3 n8 Y( I; E8 B* V9 f u' ?
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Listen as the crowd would sing: 2 _7 ]/ L/ y5 t7 x; n3 L
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7 ~* F! U9 m, [ _"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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j. `* E1 J2 FOne minute I held the key : s1 ?9 i+ `7 k0 u! H# o
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& W# J8 C6 z% v# H* HNext the walls were closed on me 8 z& D2 A. ]. M8 T* ?
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7 H1 a& T. i6 `+ J& sAnd I discovered that my castles stand
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+ f* T. W$ ^, M* IUpon pillars of salt and pillars of sand
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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$ R8 j4 d& \6 GRoman Cavalry choirs are singing ' I% ?4 x$ F, N3 v) `& |
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$ v& l3 [& E B+ i" ^Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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$ x" B" r/ X o( SMy missionaries in a foreign field 9 d) M) z o0 x2 _ K! G$ k
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For some reason I can't explain " _0 q' P5 e V( f: L5 M |
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word( k* o8 S! [8 {# t
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4 T" f: A3 Q% v9 p/ \That was when I ruled the world
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- W# e1 u+ [: lIt was the wicked and wild wind
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Blew down the doors to let me in. ) W" M; ]0 N0 ^* @; N* d3 f
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: l! U; W5 N3 E, L# {& `8 JShattered windows and the sound of drums
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; C: L- }8 A3 D( _* e5 @People couldn't believe what I'd become, W! ~! k( c# K3 J
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1 L0 i! F, c6 D& m4 LRevolutionaries wait / X3 f+ _/ k3 F* r( c
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7 H3 {# b' [+ ^/ bFor my head on a silver plate 6 U a+ }% i7 k7 b- H& u4 n$ w: X
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& k- \- w: @5 y5 ?1 QJust a puppet on a lonely string7 u2 ~( z$ U8 O& [6 ?
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7 \7 g9 {. b, S- {# v) J( KOh who would ever want to be king? 9 {8 u* u9 i- W6 F' S
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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H7 x, B+ w1 B6 jRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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' F9 F! f; M, J3 W" F3 o8 z6 OMy missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
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7 ~2 W% _/ h. n, v9 a; TI know Saint Peter will call my name ,, V+ P& O$ `* @0 {% l* ^- {, x: ]
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7 X1 q6 v1 D% \( O ~4 Gnever an honest word
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But that was when I ruled the world 0 A- A- Y; D7 Z
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& G% Q, b6 k7 G3 J1 l6 c(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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2 d& X( W S. aI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing ' F4 J6 L% x# c
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing 4 ^# r6 o; A" \' m
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- C! g; T7 T% B& [5 B2 f7 LBe my mirror, my sword, and shield % g9 {0 \, K' D: q! e$ x6 H7 j
G Em
0 `1 | b1 {# e: G" ]$ g& c: q8 Z7 mMy missionaries in a foreign field * k) P3 ~0 l4 F E2 x
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For some reason I can't explain
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: d9 S' Y, K* z. Q* [# c' s1 fI know Saint Peter will call my name ,8 [$ M; }6 W" A* O
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- M; y7 Y& {; r: ~" q) p, Bnever an honest word7 X4 w2 \5 ~! y$ k
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But that was when I ruled the world ) ^' f, p6 Q' y9 ^1 e) {- D3 O) o
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Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh, [) a. u# N' c- }
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7 G/ u, v2 S) @$ h. C AWell guys I finally added a no capo version for you guys with no capo..." p% B m! E& y6 o* K
/ O2 y: ]& r$ v+ W3 h) CTUNED HALF STEP DOWN - Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb# M( S6 n, ?( Z8 F- f. P+ S
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I used to rule the world
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3 R8 c8 n D9 Z& y, M, ~( XSeas would rise when I gave the word " f1 j) y9 q6 g$ k$ H% n
D E e8 c3 Y% j( T: U/ x( F3 o
Now in the morning I sleep alone 3 A$ A. G+ k3 U, C
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Sweep the streets I used to own
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D - E - A - F#m x2
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c& Q! [# ~" l, S! a6 xI used to roll the dice
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Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes " @$ L0 M4 p; L7 Q' T! v
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Listen as the crowd would sing: ; g5 Z/ W i# m3 ?9 ]3 F3 ^1 H" Z
A F#m! N1 Z7 q- M4 l: X( q, d( h# [& G
"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"# R6 \( U2 c1 O& l6 B
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(F#m) D E q* _# K, H. c( m) D
One minute I held the key
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% C4 d- `0 E3 c8 vNext the walls were closed on me
8 Z6 a1 }# @! d7 U+ q* e9 r D E. y2 n3 y; t& { W' k$ @
And I discovered that my castles stand * J6 w/ i* S) q- O8 b1 V
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Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand
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D E$ N0 k0 R) ?* ?" L, v
I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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" B% O; m" k! t6 W2 c, Z( zRoman Cavalry choirs are singing " S5 S8 z, O8 K7 D+ \" p. E& J
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield ; Q# F- y. l$ @5 _9 T3 ?
A F#m
6 H& q+ K) \6 m R; A8 PMy missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain
, U6 P0 L# J, U* GA F#m D E
' u @3 Z* _1 S3 v wOnce you go there was never, never an honest word
7 G0 H3 v" t* ]- f9 R& q- R/ w C#m F#m 1 T7 I6 N. x/ X
That was when I ruled the world - c# u1 \5 T8 w g) Q
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D - E - A - F#m x2
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It was the wicked and wild wind
: p8 {4 m1 @/ u% f* w, R A F#m) R) f+ C5 f/ Z5 {) k
Blew down the doors to let me in.
9 U* R3 O4 N E6 {8 R& ]1 @ D E
$ G$ h4 B% T4 E- f( UShattered windows and the sound of drums
5 Y" N- O, C1 Z A F#m
d( Q& c' m J& U& T" UPeople couldn't believe what I'd become3 p' c: l3 h+ i6 ]" U$ M) e
! F) x- I6 K0 y(F#m) D E
* c4 t) [# ?* R( r+ c6 h* R3 fRevolutionaries wait
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, q6 ^- o# M" G" ^# G. e4 TFor my head on a silver plate # }* P: |8 F8 E3 A. q
D E6 |# Y' j: I7 D5 a. K; ^& U- d( U
Just a puppet on a lonely string5 p! A1 L9 [4 D
A F#m
7 W& D$ H8 z8 c" QOh who would ever want to be king?
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/ S# p8 B7 n/ x5 p/ w1 u1 G3 J& r2 [3 E3 B& `: l
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/ s W, Z$ A2 JI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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* S3 N& D- b4 b( a% X zRoman Cavalry choirs are singing $ `. O9 C: [1 V1 w' \; @# i
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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6 v& U1 f& k' f- o1 |My missionaries in a foreign field
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) P% m8 j7 E' Y$ ^: OFor some reason I can't explain
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o8 \& d5 {- m" l! II know Saint Peter will call my name ,, |4 Q* E9 P5 `& k
D E
& R* H; x) [! mnever an honest word6 o4 x, p8 {! G; {' c+ I
C#m F#m ( O4 E5 |+ L' z2 V/ i" [" i* U
But that was when I ruled the world ' T7 s- I5 J$ m5 G _" j
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(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)) {8 W7 S+ K5 ^
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, d" I4 l1 Y. q' n) `I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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, z W+ Z- i! f; vRoman Cavalry choirs are singing 1 L( q0 Y$ U% B: [$ r9 s( T( x7 |
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P4 ], N7 a$ K( ^4 n# M! KBe my mirror, my sword, and shield ! n2 e# G9 u* h
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$ B D& ?5 f7 F, I& V8 D' HMy missionaries in a foreign field % r9 a& [% B6 M1 q L3 X' p
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For some reason I can't explain 8 S) c% }* R( N) V4 j5 U9 c
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I know Saint Peter will call my name ,
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5 y( o6 e- G" a9 L5 Gnever an honest word
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But that was when I ruled the world
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D - E - C#m - F#m and fading...
R0 ?0 k$ ?+ _ k8 HOooooh Oooooh Oooooh |