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Twenty Seven Strangers

Villagers
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
The  bus was late
And  forced us all to congregate
Twenty-seven strangers
 Made to stand  and wait
The  time went by
The  sun went down, a  baby cried
I  just stood  in line
 (Same chords all the way through)
 But there is no cue
 No stage hand saying what to do
 And you are me
 And I am you
 The bus it came
 And everybody loaded in
 Twenty-seven strangers
 In a moving can
 The fluorescent light
 Doubled everyone inside
 The baby's face reflected
 In the shopfronts in the sky
 But faces change
 And rules they all get rearranged
 And photographs
 All fade away
 The bus broke down
 At the graveyard on the edge of town
 Twenty-seven strangers
 Separate without a sound
 So I walked home
 Just feeling nothing on my own
 Noticing that tree of yours
 I've been watching it grow
 So that's why I'm late
 My dearest one what can I say
 And tomorrow it could be the same
 When I do it all again

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Readable chord sheet for Twenty Seven Strangers by Villagers

[F]The bus was l[C]ate
[Am]And forced us all to [C]congregate
[Am]Twenty-seven [C]strangers
Made to [G]stand and wait

[F]The time went [C]by
[Am]The sun went down, a[C] baby cried
[Am]I just st[C]ood in line    [G]

(Same chords all the way through)

But there is no cue
No stage hand saying what to do
And you are me
And I am you

The bus it came
And everybody loaded in
Twenty-seven strangers
In a moving can

The fluorescent light
Doubled everyone inside
The baby's face reflected
In the shopfronts in the sky

But faces change
And rules they all get rearranged
And photographs
All fade away

The bus broke down
At the graveyard on the edge of town
Twenty-seven strangers
Separate without a sound

So I walked home
Just feeling nothing on my own
Noticing that tree of yours
I've been watching it grow

So that's why I'm late
My dearest one what can I say
And tomorrow it could be the same
When I do it all again

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