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The Mighty Whale And Abraham

Catherine Feeny
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
I've  no fond farewell for  you
I've  got the shitty beach town  blues
You  caught me getting in the  cab
I  waved and then I turned my  back
Down  by the wreckage of  the pier
Saw  your darkness and I found  my greatest fear
The  Mighty Whale and Abraham
The  wretched fish that one day crawled  out of the sea
 To be a man
 I paddled back to my homeland
 And it's a dump it's a tin can
 And I'm a cautionary tale
 He sucked my blood, left me iron-poor and pale
 A skeleton of years gone by
 Led by the moon and by memory of the fire
 We are the band, the band plays on
 We're making music while the ship goes swiftly down
 Down by the wreckage of the pier
 Saw your darkness and I found my greatest fear
 The Mighty Whale and Abraham
 The wretched fish that one day crawled out of the sea
 To be a man
 Goodbye ocean
 Goodbye England
 I hope tomorrow treats you well
 It's not your fault
 It's probably me but
 I'm getting out if I still can

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Readable chord sheet for The Mighty Whale And Abraham by Catherine Feeny

[D]I've no fond farewell [A]for you
[G]I've got the shitty beach [D]town blues
[D]You caught me getting in [A]the cab
[G]I waved and then I turned my[D] b[A]ack

[G]Down by the wreckage of[Bm] the pier
[D]Saw your darkness and I [A]found my greatest fear
[G]The Mighty Whale and A[Bm]braham
[D]The wretched fish that one day [A]crawled out of the sea
To be a [D]man

I paddled back to my homeland
And it's a dump it's a tin can
And I'm a cautionary tale
He sucked my blood, left me iron-poor and pale

A skeleton of years gone by
Led by the moon and by memory of the fire
We are the band, the band plays on
We're making music while the ship goes swiftly down


Down by the wreckage of the pier
Saw your darkness and I found my greatest fear
The Mighty Whale and Abraham
The wretched fish that one day crawled out of the sea
To be a man

Goodbye ocean
Goodbye England
I hope tomorrow treats you well
It's not your fault
It's probably me but
I'm getting out if I still can

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