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Age Of Assassins

Two Gallants
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D-DU-UDU
 Oh when the summer  sun come cutting
 Like a clean razor blade
 And I wake  to the day and all the visions I've made
 Reached  out my hand for the curl of her hair
 And whisper  my dreams to the girl who's not there
 Gather  some memory from the night before
 Where'd she go?  she go,  where'd she go?
Screaming  of threats and slam of a door
 Well I don't know,  don't know,  don't know
 So I look  to the window and the city below
 From this  bed of mine
 Where I eat sweet jelly rolls
 Think I'll  put on my face
 I'd like to fix me a drink
 'Cause somewhere  someone knows just what I think
 Last night's  but a question that hangs likes a noose
 'Round my throat, my  throat
Surely  tonight, I'll invite its abuse
 Well there's no hope,  no hope,  no hope
 Goodness me,  oh my
 Oh my god, I still might be  fine
 Get through all the pains I fake
 Poor boy could use a break
 A break from my own daily hate,  oh
 "Pain is something no one else  knows"
 That's what I hear them say
 But everyone bereaves the day
 I said weary weary walk  away
 So I take  to the streets like the dead to the grave
 You light  me a smoke because it's right to behave
 And I'm all  juiced up all morning because the morning is when
 Heros  stand tall in the statues of men
 And all the pigeons  adore me and peck at my feet
 Oh the fame,  the fame,  the fame
 Someday  they may use my head as a seat
 Well I can't wait,  can't wait,  can't wait
 Goodness me,  oh my
 Oh my god, I still might get  by
 Get through all the pains I fake
 Poor boy could use a break
 A break from my own daily hate,  oh
 "Pain is something no one else  knows"
 That's what I hear them say
 But everyone bereaves the day
 I said weary weary walk  away
When  I die alone bury  me deep
 Way out west past Sunset  Street
 So I  can hear old 29  when she  goes rollin' by
And  when they come to claim  my skin
 And I go back where I  begin
 Place  the stones at my head  and feet
 Tell them all  I've gone  to sleep
 And as the city  unravels her metal bedroll
 I dirty  her sheets with the stumble I stroll
 And the people all stop just to watch me go by
 With a thirst  in my throat and a tear in my eye
 So riddle me this while I lend you my soul in  a song, in  a song,  a song
 And balance  the sky on these shoulders of mine
 Until the dawn,  the dawn,  the dawn
 Goodness me,  oh my
 Oh my god, I still might get  by
 Get through all the pains I fake
 Poor boy could use a break
 A break from my own daily hate,  oh
 "Pain is something no one else  knows"
 That's what I hear them say
 But everyone bereaves the day
 I said weary weary walk  away

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Readable chord sheet for Age Of Assassins by Two Gallants

Oh when the [C]summer sun come cutting

Like a clean razor blade
And I w[F]ake to the day and all the visions I've made
R[C]eached out my hand for the curl of her hair
And w[F]hisper my dreams to the girl who's not there
G[G]ather some memory from the night before
Where'd she g[C]o? she g[G]o, where'd she g[F]o?
[G]Screaming of threats and slam of a door

Well I don't k[C]now, don't k[G]now, don't kn[F]ow

So I l[C]ook to the window and the city below
From t[F]his bed of mine

Where I eat sweet jelly rolls
Think I[C]'ll put on my face

I'd like to fix me a drink
'Cause s[F]omewhere someone knows just what I think
Last n[G]ight's but a question that hangs likes a noose
'Round my th[C]roat, [G]my t[F]hroat
[G]Surely tonight, I'll invite its abuse

Well there's no h[C]ope, no ho[G]pe, no h[F]ope

Goodness [C]me, oh my
Oh my god, I still might [F]be fine
Get through all the pains I f[G]ake
Poor boy could use a b[F]reak
A break from my own daily h[C]ate, oh
"Pain is something no one e[F]lse knows"
That's what I hear them s[G]ay
But everyone bereaves the d[F]ay
I said weary weary w[G]alk awa[C]y   [F]

So I t[C]ake to the streets like the dead to the grave
You l[F]ight me a smoke because it's right to behave
And I'm a[C]ll juiced up all morning because the morning is when
H[F]eros stand tall in the statues of men

And all the p[G]igeons adore me and peck at my feet
Oh the f[C]ame, the f[G]ame, the f[F]ame
So[G]meday they may use my head as a seat
Well I can't wa[C]it, can't w[G]ait, can't [F]wait

Goodness [C]me, oh my
Oh my god, I still might g[F]et by
Get through all the pains I fa[G]ke
Poor boy could use a b[F]reak
A break from my own daily h[C]ate, oh
"Pain is something no one e[F]lse knows"
That's what I hear them s[G]ay
But everyone bereaves the d[F]ay
I said weary weary w[G]alk awa[C]y       [F]

[C]When I die alone b[G]ury me deep
Way out west past S[C]unset Street
So I[C7] can hear old [F]29 when s[C]he goes ro[G]llin' [C]by
[C]And when they come to c[G]laim my skin
And I go back where [C]I begin
P[C7]lace the stones at my h[F]ead and feet
Tell them a[C]ll I've go[G]ne to s[C]leep

And as the c[C]ity unravels her metal bedroll
I d[F]irty her sheets with the stumble I st[C]roll

And the people all stop just to watch me go by
With a th[F]irst in my throat and a tear in my eye

So riddle me this while I lend you my soul [C]in a song, [G]in a son[F]g, a song
And [G]balance the sky on these shoulders of mine
Until the d[C]awn, the d[G]awn, the d[F]awn

Goodness [C]me, oh my
Oh my god, I still might g[F]et by
Get through all the pains I fa[G]ke
Poor boy could use a br[F]eak
A break from my own daily h[C]ate, oh
"Pain is something no one el[F]se knows"
That's what I hear them s[G]ay
But everyone bereaves the d[F]ay
I said weary weary w[G]alk awa[C]y       [F]            [G]                 [C]

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