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The Pride You Hide

Roger Daltrey
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 
 
 I"m  not the kind of guy to let jelousy
 break  me up inside
 I've  got no time for sympathy
 that girl she's just a memory
 over  which I'll glide.
 Some  say  that I shouldn't  care
 that  I should celebrate now she's  out of my  hair
 but  Lord  knows,  the pride  you hide.
 Hanging  around the same old bars and driving in the same old cars
 with  the same old friends.
 Those  weekends I spent on my own,
 at first I found it hard alone.
 Now  I'm on the mend.
 A  voice tells  me that I  was such a fool
 to  throw away everything I  had with  you.
 But  Lord  knows,  the pride  you hide
 when  you're breakin'  up inside.
 Lord  knows the  pride  you hide.
 (CHORUS:)
 The  pride you hide, when you're breakin' up inside.
 Every  single day sees this man break down and cry,
 try  and find the strength to make it through the day,
 try  and find the strength to say come back and stay.
 And  all my emotions lying in the snow
 we're  walking down the streets where the two of us used to go.
 Somewhere  over there from the door of a street cafe
 I  hear that old blues guitar play:
 (SLIDE SOLO, like VERSE)
 I  found some things of yours today, and an old guitar you used to play,
 threw  them all  away.
 They  took me to another place
 I smelt your perfume, saw your face
 with  your hair that  way.
 All  that happened  was a stupid  mistake
 I  acted like a fool  now it's  too late
 I'm  another lonely  guy with no  heart for forgiving,
 without  you around,  I find it  so hard living.
 Lord  knows,  the pride  you hide,
 when  you're breakin' up  inside.
 Lord  knows,  the pride  you hide,
 when  you're breakin' up  inside.
   = x32030
   = x02213
   = x02200
   = x02230
   = 13x231
   = 35x453

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Readable chord sheet for The Pride You Hide by Roger Daltrey

[C]  [Cadd9]  [C]  [Asus2]  [Am]

 [C]  [Cadd9]  [C]  [Am7]    [Am]

I[C]"m not the kind of guy to let jelousy

b[Am]reak me up inside    [Asus4]

I[C]'ve got no time for sympathy

that girl she's just a memory

o[Am]ver which I'll glide[Asus4].      [Am]

S[F]ome sa[F6]y that I s[G6]houldn't care[Am]

t[F]hat I should celebrate now she[G]'s out of m[Am]y hair

b[F]ut Lor[G]d k[Am]nows, the [F]pride you hide.    [C]

H[C]anging around the same old bars and driving in the same old cars

w[Asus2]ith the same old frie[Asus4]nds.   [Am]

T[C]hose weekends I spent on my own,

at first I found it hard alone.

N[Am]ow I'm on the mend.

A[F] voice [F6]tells me that I[G6] was such a fo[Am]ol

t[F]o throw away everything [G]I had with[Am] you.

B[F]ut Lor[G]d kn[Am]ows, the [F]pride you hide    [C]

w[Fmaj7]hen you're break[C]in' up inside.

L[F]ord kn[G]ows [Am]the prid[F]e you hide.        [C]

(CHORUS:)

T[C]he pride you hide, when you're breakin' up inside.

E[Am]very single day sees this man break down and cry,

t[C]ry and find the strength to make it through the day,

t[Am]ry and find the strength to say come back and stay.

A[C]nd all my emotions lying in the snow

w[Am]e're walking down the streets where the two of us used to go.

S[F]omewhere over there from the door of a street cafe

I[G] hear that old blues guitar play:

(SLIDE SOLO, like VERSE)

I[C] found some things of yours today, and an old guitar you used to play,

t[Am]hrew them al[Asus2]l away.[Am]

T[C]hey took me to another place

I smelt your perfume, saw your face

w[Am]ith your hair tha[Asus2]t way. [Am]

A[F]ll that ha[F6]ppened was a stu[G6]pid mistake [Am]

I[F] acted like a [F6]fool now i[G6]t's too la[Am]te

I[F]'m another lon[F6]ely guy with [G6]no heart for fo[Am]rgiving,

w[F]ithout you [F6]around, I find it[G6] so hard l[Am]iving.

L[F]ord kn[G]ows,[Am] the prid[F]e you hide,       [C]

w[F]hen you're breakin' up[C] inside.

L[F]ord kn[G]ows,[Am] the prid[F]e you hide,       [C]

w[F]hen you're breakin' up[C] inside.

 [Cadd9] = x32030

 [Am7]   = x02213

 [Asus2] = x02200

 [Asus4] = x02230

 [F6]    = 13x231

 [G6]    = 35x453

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