An Old English Dream

Tom : Am
C F
They say this fair city
G Am
Has ten thousand souls
F C
Some live in mansions
G
And some live in holes
C F/A
Some eat from silver
G Am
And some eat from gold
F C
Some sift through garbage
G
And sleep in the cold
C F C
Sleep out in the cold

[Chorus 1]
Am D
I saw a great highway that stretched to the stars
G C D G
I saw a deep river all choked up with cars
G#dim Am D G
And a babe in a cradle and a cat with the cream
G#dim Am G F C F G F
And an old English church yard and an old English dream

[Verse 2]
C F
Once we had a country
G Am
And thought it so fair
F C
If you look through the mirror
G
You can still find it there
C F/A
But now our great country
G Am
Is broken and torn
F C
And all of its promise
G
And liberties worn
C F C
All of its liberties worn

[Chorus 2]
[Instrumental]
C F G Am F C G

[Verse 3]
C F
I saw a great plain in winter
G Am
All covered in snow
F C
Ten thousand soldiers
G
Marched to and fro
C F/A
I saw a broken down building
G Am
With ten thousand doors
F C
None of them open
G
None of them yours
C F C G C F C
Not a one of them yours

[Chorus 3]
[Próxima Parte]
F C F G
And an old English dream
F C
And an old English dream