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Boston Asphalt

Dropkick Murphys
Version1
90

Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
G5
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-5-5---5--------------5-5--------------------------------------|
D|-5-5---5-3-3---3-3-3--5-5-5-5----------------------------------|
A|-3-3---3-3-3---3-3-3--3-3-5-5----------------------------------|
E|---------1-1---1-1-1------3-3----------------------------------|
Searching  for the best  break
The  black forties could afford  them
Came  these ever-proud world-renowned
Rowdy,  roving men
With  a firmness and a purpose
That  so many did dismiss
Sailed  these huddled human ballasts  on their
stinking  coffin ships
From  the prison of their lonely  hearts
They  labored long and hard
Working  18 hour days  for the B.A.C.
 play like verse 1
 Intelligent, repectable
 But made of modest means
 With an independent spirit,
 So full of hopes and dreams
 Opportunity denied them in a
 Doomed and starving land
 Came these openhearted kindly spirits
 Of a truly threatened man
 play like other chorus
 From the prison of their lonely hearts
 They labored long and hard
 Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.
 mostly just bass, but the guitar plays in the spots where I put he chords
 Searching for the best break
 The black forties could afford them
 Came these ever-proud world-renowned
Rowdy,  roving men
 With a firmness and a purpose
 That so many did dismiss
 Sailed these huddled  human ballasts on their
stinking  coffin  ships
 play like other choruses
 From the prison of their lonely hearts
 They labored long and hard
 Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C
 The ...
 The ...
 The ...
 That's it. There is actally a line after "They labored long and hard" but I
 couldn't hear what they were saying in the song and all the lyrics that I found
 didn't have it. Anyway, if you figure it out let me know. Later.

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Readable chord sheet for Boston Asphalt by Dropkick Murphys

[C5]
[F5]
[G5]

      [C5]       [F5]       [C5]  [G5]
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-5-5---5--------------5-5--------------------------------------|
D|-5-5---5-3-3---3-3-3--5-5-5-5----------------------------------|
A|-3-3---3-3-3---3-3-3--3-3-5-5----------------------------------|
E|---------1-1---1-1-1------3-3----------------------------------|

[C5]Searching for the b[F5]est break
[C5]The black forties could [G5]afford them
[C5]Came these ever-proud w[F5]orld-renowned
[F5]Rowdy, r[C5]oving [G5]men
[C5]With a firmness and a [F5]purpose
[C5]That so many did dis[G5]miss
[C5]Sailed these huddled human [F5]ballasts on their
[F5]stinking c[C5]offin [G5]ships

[F5]From the prison of their l[G5]onely hearts
[F5]They labored long and h[G5]ard
[F5]Working 18 hour d[G5]ays for the B.A.C.

play like verse 1

Intelligent, repectable
But made of modest means
With an independent spirit,
So full of hopes and dreams
Opportunity denied them in a
Doomed and starving land
Came these openhearted kindly spirits
Of a truly threatened man

play like other chorus

From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.

mostly just bass, but the guitar plays in the spots where I put he chords

Searching for the best break
The black forties could afford them
Came these ever-proud world-renowned
[F5]Rowdy, r[C5]oving [G5]men
With a firmness and a purpose
That so many did dismiss
Sailed these [C5]huddled human ballasts on their
[F5]stinking c[C5]offin s[G5]hips

play like other choruses

From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C
The [B].[A].[C].
The [B].[A].[C].
The [B].[A].[C].

[F5]  [C5]

That's it.  There is actally a line after "They labored long and hard" but I
couldn't hear what they were saying in the song and all the lyrics that I found
didn't have it.  Anyway, if you figure it out let me know.  Later.

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