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* O' m/ H' h9 q TINTRO: C - D - G - Em x2
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7 Y# y6 s: G/ ~' oI used to rule the world
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Seas would rise when I gave the word ! M& {- a& S, a* [
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6 Z! z; X! A$ P' b; ]& lNow in the morning I sleep alone
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8 z/ [8 n1 W4 Y9 n9 F+ CSweep the streets I used to own" i1 q6 I3 I/ p% Y. J% p, P
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C - D - G - Em x2% i& d# w9 x9 S9 E2 M/ D
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5 U; b- L9 A2 }I used to roll the dice 1 r+ E0 ]0 O0 S
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Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes ' v; `4 i) H5 U% u$ ~ l; f& }: y# R
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, h. y, n! B# V# WListen as the crowd would sing: 2 ^. E' |2 A# ]" m4 o B/ f
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"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"' V1 h) E7 \. I5 r
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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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/ |6 d5 o' L$ i$ p0 wAnd I discovered that my castles stand $ S$ n. c5 U: G- ~9 b& A
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Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand ! a" l6 e6 P& @/ H
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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, q: a- O3 K' A( R l/ j; [7 sRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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0 r# p( q# C: d0 {: J, mBe my mirror, my sword, and shield
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My missionaries in a foreign field ' L( H, |, B& }3 E6 e) Z
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. W7 i, e M5 L- L4 ` zFor some reason I can't explain
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Once you go there was never, never an honest word T* ?6 r2 i. c: L: u/ G) n( ~
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That was when I ruled the world
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! J8 Y3 p$ H" }+ hIt was the wicked and wild wind
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Blew down the doors to let me in. ! D T+ d3 {# _- `) [
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Shattered windows and the sound of drums - L! u' s6 W. X
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; h' _- s( L9 X8 K; w; iPeople couldn't believe what I'd become6 h9 j6 Y( I p$ A* ^. L" v
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t3 E) ~; a" j1 ]Revolutionaries wait
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For my head on a silver plate
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Just a puppet on a lonely string
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Oh who would ever want to be king? / U& M8 X. D! W) n
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield # {6 V8 T/ W" I! `; Q
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( u; o6 C8 ?$ R4 w, U+ kMy missionaries in a foreign field 6 A1 j: `- Y& E% y6 }$ I
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For some reason I can't explain 8 ]2 ^3 H" ]( e1 L8 Y
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I know Saint Peter will call my name ,' A5 l# P9 |' Q
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2 d. w4 V, `; ~ m7 L/ ^9 X u2 D+ U; Bnever an honest word
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But that was when I ruled the world U% e7 [4 P- `5 j8 l; J6 x1 v% E
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(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh)
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2 F2 f, }3 W3 _# fI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing 2 B7 {; }4 ^- Q) _, i5 T7 R$ _) S( Z) k
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing
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2 b& p/ Y$ Z' [9 v3 Y9 OBe my mirror, my sword, and shield 7 x1 D8 h: V6 [; z8 g# l5 [
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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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, G( m$ S% d% V( F$ Pnever an honest word
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$ }6 P" q9 o: m0 t0 }/ HBut that was when I ruled the world
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Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh! @6 n! S/ _3 R/ U" Y8 e! Y
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8 v9 X: `5 p4 R/ | ^. jWell guys I finally added a no capo version for you guys with no capo...8 K3 o/ G5 I! p
3 R, k' Q: p, P2 T8 W* FTUNED HALF STEP DOWN - Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb/ M7 M: K3 t9 j9 ?
' {/ a5 ?& H8 L: F2 @% U4 ?INTRO: D - E - A - F#m x2
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I used to rule the world 5 F: H; y* M5 f: \- G! D! m
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# g* I3 g( |+ _! C6 r+ ~( dSeas would rise when I gave the word
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Now in the morning I sleep alone 9 l& @ I0 t; N8 H: i& ^
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[, @* F! l. K$ D3 USweep the streets I used to own
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I used to roll the dice & }5 z3 d( @ O# E
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7 W* d$ Q0 Y6 N+ l. h- xFeel the fear in my enemy's eyes
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) a) }. I) [. E8 LListen as the crowd would sing:
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"Now the old king is dead! Long live the king!"
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One minute I held the key 2 ^9 `1 k8 z2 |* m3 c
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Next the walls were closed on me
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& [5 i7 Z, b2 v- K* lAnd I discovered that my castles stand # a! L8 p5 l z5 k L
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Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand 4 s" |8 Q! A( p+ Z# n- F. d: h5 _
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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Roman Cavalry choirs are singing - U; X9 D3 n( I5 `4 U$ P3 @$ e
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield $ h6 t- G) t! l* [; K
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& u/ ? j6 h; l. X. i& MMy missionaries in a foreign field
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For some reason I can't explain 1 Q0 M: l0 k% a+ X6 r- \8 }" \
A F#m D E
) @( ]) e1 L7 j3 M6 [Once you go there was never, never an honest word
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That was when I ruled the world % o% [; C" p0 h1 t& B
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D - E - A - F#m x2& w) [ Q3 `$ m! Q! ?
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8 ], u; I6 M& }( b7 k$ D2 v. [6 k# RIt was the wicked and wild wind , d4 G( F# @. I2 [
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( i( T3 P3 b; B+ d9 a9 WBlew down the doors to let me in.
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6 d; z S, R- t! R) PShattered windows and the sound of drums
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2 W" C) I, ]: _& OPeople couldn't believe what I'd become
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(F#m) D E' m! r b+ _- ?2 P" n* i0 s: Z
Revolutionaries wait 5 ]" w t& ^1 B$ t9 J" O' t
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For my head on a silver plate 4 [( ^) p f3 R5 d/ A
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( c1 k! e' h' v* I6 U/ BJust a puppet on a lonely string
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, t+ ^* p, {1 cOh who would ever want to be king?
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2 r: R) L* A5 h* q C. d4 Q# AI hear Jerusalem bells are ringing
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0 `& G3 y: f3 i% VRoman Cavalry choirs are singing
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5 H8 z% }, l+ J& g9 n- uBe my mirror, my sword, and shield
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My missionaries in a foreign field & P7 q" e" C/ t, G0 P
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For some reason I can't explain
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I know Saint Peter will call my name ,
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never an honest word: u# H4 |6 x/ m& {0 y5 p; a+ d
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' v: F. @3 Q4 n: y7 w0 t: t( H; dBut that was when I ruled the world
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4 \" \3 j, g4 C" R. F6 P- I(Ohhhhh Ohhh Ohhh); n! P2 h) @ ^
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I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing 2 j/ p- Y5 x4 E) Q' g
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Be my mirror, my sword, and shield
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8 K" E! U* e4 `1 e1 U) H) IFor some reason I can't explain 2 w5 E+ S- E& c2 A+ K/ {
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But that was when I ruled the world 6 D( S( w. F, D3 m
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