The world that was     (video)

 

    C - F - G - C - G (2x)

 

               C                           F                       C

1. The world that was has now become a cause,

           F                   C         G

    inspiring simple souls all over

               C                     F                       C

    who have a knack of always looking back

                 F         G       C

    while drunk or even sober.

           Dm         G           C

    No matter what you may have often heard,

                  Dm         G            C

    there's been no death of satire.

                   Em                              Am

    There's more, not less, when "thank you NHS"

          F                    G

    is painted on a Spitfire.

             C                             F                      C           G C

    The world that was has now become a cause all over.

 

+  F - C - F - C      - F - C - F - C - G - C      - F - C - F - G - C

 

       G              Am            F               G

+  Black and white, one truth they know

             E          E7           F         G

    the modern world will have to go.

 

               C                                F                       C

2. The world that was draws memories of our past,

                 F           C         G

    which seem a wee bit hazy.

                 C                    F                            C

    From what I see, the summary seems to be,

                 F           G            C

    more meat with extra gravy.

             Dm         G     C

    And though I feel I am a rational man

             Dm            G       C

    sometimes I'm sorely tempted,

           Em               Am                               F              G

    but worship of a past that never was is totally demented.

             C                             F                      C           G - G7   C

    The world that was has now become a cause all o………ver.

 

+  F - C - F - G - C

 

 

    (The Proclaimers)