Mad world
Em - A - Em - A
Em G
1. All around me are familiar
faces,
D A
worn out
places, worn out faces.
Em G
Right and early for the daily
races,
D A
going
nowhere, going nowhere.
Em G
2. Their tears are filling up
their glasses,
D A
no
expression, no expression.
Em G
Hide my head I want to drown
my sorrow,
D A
no
tomorrow, no tomorrow.
Em A Em
And I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad,
A Em
the dreams in which I'm dying are
the best I've ever had.
A Em
I find it hard to tell you, I find it hard to take.
A
When people run in circles, it's a very, very
Em
A - Em A
mad
world, mad world.
Em G
3. Children waiting for the
day they feel good,
D A
Happy Birthday, Happy
Birthday.
Em G
And I feel the way that every
child should
D A
sit
and listen, sit and listen.
Em G
4. Went to school and I was
very nervous,
D A
no
one knew me, no one knew me.
Em G
Hello, teacher, tell me what's
my lesson,
D A
look
right through me, look right through me.
Em A Em
And I find it kind of funny, I find it kind of sad,
A Em
the dreams in which I'm dying are
the best I've ever had.
A Em
I find it hard to tell you, I find it hard to take.
A
When people run in circles, it's a very, very
Em A
- Em A
mad
world, mad world.
Em
A - Em A
+ Enlarging your own
world, mad world.
(orig. = capo 1st) (Michael
Andrews)