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Hong Kong Cemetery by Johnny Flynn


                           Hong Kong Cemetery


Capo:no capo
Standard tuning

Barre all chords!
(chords position = totally random. you´ll figure it out.) The Bb - F part is
probably wrong, but this version works out okey i think. you can try dm7 instead
of F. that works too, but i guess it´s not quite like the original.)
 
Intro chords: Bb, A, Dm, C, F
 
Bb          A          Dm          C
There are ten thousand graves in Hong Kong Protestant Cemetery
Bb          A          Dm          C
Every one of them says "born and died, and the rest might be history"
Bb                          F
Walking there I'd cry
Bb                          F
For my love was there to lie
Bb                            F
I never knew shame to be so refreshing
Bb                           F
I'd sing Georgia on my mind, she would be ???
 
Bb     A     Dm     C
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
Bb     A     Dm     C
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
 
Bb          A          Dm          C
Was the day of the boats for the fellas in coats in the Navy
Bb          A          Dm          C
They'd be all around, change the face of this town cos they're lazy
Bb                    F
1952 was the year that I lost you
Bb                    F
I was with the soldiers in the school hall
Bb                    F
Didn't know that you were ill, you didn't seem off
 
Bb     A     Dm     C
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
Bb     A     Dm     C
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
 
 
*..............The rest of the song is quite the same............*
 
 
Don't go, China show, new so blue so who's aboard the boats these days
Some people are fixing the terrible mixing the crew of old whose sailors say
 
*whistling*
 
Your life might be a mess of lights when you're on your own
But the lights you'll see form a line that'll be pointing all the way home
I was here before
My name was on the door
Took a score of years to get to your seat
I'll send the next in line, he'll be a clean sheet
 
(I'm alright!) x8
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
 
Was the day of the boats for the fellas in coats in the Navy
They'd be all around, change the face of this town cos they're lazy
1952 was the year that I lost you
I was with the soldiers in the school hall
Didn't know that you were ill, you didn't seem off
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
(I'm alright!)
 
Don't go, China show, new so blue so who's aboard the boats these days
Some people are fixing the terrible mixing the crew of old whose sailors say
 
*whistling*
 
Your life might be a mess of lights when you're on your own
But the lights you'll see form a line that'll be pointing all the way home
I was here before
My name was on the door
Took a score of years to get to your seat
I'll send the next in line, he'll be a clean sheet
 
(I'm alright!) x8
 




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version 2 




Capo:no capo

Listen to song for strumming pattern
 
          Dm                     A                    F        C
There are ten thousand graves in Hong Kong Protestant Cemetery
      Dm                         A                          F      C
Every one of them says "born and died, and the rest might be history"
Bb                 C
Walking there I'd cry
       Bb                C
For my love was there to lie
Bb                           F
I never knew shame to be so refreshing
         Bb                                       F
I'd sing Georgia on my mind, she would be "i'd be regressing"
 
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
 
 
        Dm                       A                      F   C
Was the day of the boats for the fellas in coats in the Navy
       Dm                        A                             F   C
They'd be all around, change the face of this town cos they're lazy
Bb              C
Nineteen-fifty two
        Bb               C
was the year that I lost you
Bb                             F
I was with the soldiers in the school hall
Bb                                        F
Didn't know that you were ill, you didn't seem off
 
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
 
G               G     Dm     C       F                C
Don't go, China show, new so blue so who's aboard the boats these days
      G                    Dm                F         C
Some people are fixing the terrible mixing the crew of old whose sailors say
 
Dm  G   F  C    Dm   G   F  C
*whistling*
 
      Dm             A                          F        C
Your life might be a mess of lights when you're on your own
        Dm                        A                       F           C
But the lights you'll see form a line that'll be pointing all the way home
Bb         C
I was here before
    Bb             C
My name was on the door
Bb                                F
Took a score of years to get to your seat
Bb                                      F
I'll send the next in line, he'll be a clean sheet
 
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!)
Dm    A
(I'm alright!)
F     C
(I'm alright!





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version 3





Capo:3rd fret


 
E7? chord - 054550 - This is quite right 
 
[Intro]
 
Bm 224432   Bm7 242432 D 000232 (hammer on the high e)  A 002220 Repeat twice
 
[Verse]
Bm                     D                              A
There are ten thousand graves in Hong Kong Protestant Cemetery
Bm                     D                                     A
Every one of them says "born and died, and the rest might be history"
G                 A
Walking there I'd cry
       G                A
For my love was there to lie
G                           D
I never knew shame to be so refreshing
         G                                       D
I'd sing Georgia on my mind, she would be "i'd be regressing"
 
[Chorus]
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
 
[Verse]
Bm                       D                           A
Was the day of the boats for the fellas in coats in the Navy
Bm                       D                               A
They'd be all around, change the face of this town cos they're lazy
G              A
Nineteen-fifty two
        G               A
was the year that I lost you
G                             D
I was with the soldiers in the school hall
G                                        D
Didn't know that you were ill, you didn't seem old
 
[Chorus]
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
 
E7                    Bm             D                A
Don't go, China show, new so blue so who's aboard the boats these days
    E7                     Bm                D         A
Some people are fixing the terrible mixing the crew of old whose sailors say
 
[Whistling part]
 
[Verse]
Bm                   D                             A
Your life might be a mess of lights when you're on your own
Bm                    D                                       A
But the lights you'll see form a line that'll be pointing all the way home
G         A
I was here before
    G             A
My name was on the door
G                                D
Took a score of years to get to your seat
G                                      D
I'll send the next in line, he'll be a clean sheet
 
[Chorus]
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!)
Bm    A
(I'm alright!)
D     A
(I'm alright!






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