Chords for David Ackles -- Everybody Has a Story (Subtitulado)
Tempo:
129.85 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
C
G
Ab
Eb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Everybody has a story, everybody has a [Bm] tale to [G] tell.
Lies [Ab] spoken, hearts broken, [Bb] lost in hell.
[G] All you have to do is listen, [C] that's the hardest [C] thing to do.
I promise I will try [B] to listen to your troubles, [Bb] promise when it's my turn, so [Bb] will you.
[Eb] Everybody has a story, everybody has a [B] tale to [G] tell.
Lost [Ab] riches, cold [Bb] ditches, rooms that smell.
[C] [G] Your story [C] sounds a lot [Gm] like [Ab] mine, I'd love to listen but I don't have time.
[Bb] It's after midnight [C] and we've drunk the wine, you say you'll buy a little more, [Am] I'll try a little more.
Go [Ab] on and lie a little [Fm] more.
[G] Your father went to sea when you were born, your mother went to Bellevue.
And [C] your dog died in a storm, the [Db] only friend you had, [C] he says you drove him mad.
So what [Bb] do you want of me?
[G] [Ab] A little sympathy.
[Fm] [Eb] Because life [Ab] hurt you and friends desert you, [Bb] and no one wants to listen, nor do we.
[Eb] Because everybody has a story, everybody has a tale to [G] tell.
Doom [Ab]-tasted, hope-wasted, [Bb] love to sell.
[Cm] All you have to [G] do is listen, there's a nightmare [A] coming true.
[C] Someone's [Cm] trying to show [B] the edges of [Dbm] the nightmare, [Bb] it ought to make you grateful.
It's not [Eb] you.
Everybody has a [Bb] story, [C] all you have to do is listen.
[N]
Lies [Ab] spoken, hearts broken, [Bb] lost in hell.
[G] All you have to do is listen, [C] that's the hardest [C] thing to do.
I promise I will try [B] to listen to your troubles, [Bb] promise when it's my turn, so [Bb] will you.
[Eb] Everybody has a story, everybody has a [B] tale to [G] tell.
Lost [Ab] riches, cold [Bb] ditches, rooms that smell.
[C] [G] Your story [C] sounds a lot [Gm] like [Ab] mine, I'd love to listen but I don't have time.
[Bb] It's after midnight [C] and we've drunk the wine, you say you'll buy a little more, [Am] I'll try a little more.
Go [Ab] on and lie a little [Fm] more.
[G] Your father went to sea when you were born, your mother went to Bellevue.
And [C] your dog died in a storm, the [Db] only friend you had, [C] he says you drove him mad.
So what [Bb] do you want of me?
[G] [Ab] A little sympathy.
[Fm] [Eb] Because life [Ab] hurt you and friends desert you, [Bb] and no one wants to listen, nor do we.
[Eb] Because everybody has a story, everybody has a tale to [G] tell.
Doom [Ab]-tasted, hope-wasted, [Bb] love to sell.
[Cm] All you have to [G] do is listen, there's a nightmare [A] coming true.
[C] Someone's [Cm] trying to show [B] the edges of [Dbm] the nightmare, [Bb] it ought to make you grateful.
It's not [Eb] you.
Everybody has a [Bb] story, [C] all you have to do is listen.
[N]
Key:
Bb
C
G
Ab
Eb
Bb
C
G
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a [Bm] tale to [G] tell.
Lies [Ab] spoken, hearts broken, [Bb] lost in hell.
_ [G] All you have to do is listen, _ [C] that's the hardest [C] thing to do.
I promise I will try [B] to listen to your troubles, [Bb] promise when it's my turn, so [Bb] will you.
[Eb] Everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a [B] tale to [G] tell.
_ Lost [Ab] riches, cold [Bb] ditches, rooms that smell.
[C] _ [G] Your story [C] sounds a lot [Gm] like [Ab] mine, I'd love to listen but I don't have time.
[Bb] It's after midnight [C] and we've drunk the wine, you say you'll buy a little more, [Am] I'll try a little more.
Go [Ab] on and lie a little [Fm] more.
_ _ [G] Your father went to sea when you were born, your mother went to Bellevue.
And [C] your dog died in a storm, the [Db] only friend you had, [C] he says you drove him mad.
So what [Bb] do you want of me?
_ _ [G] _ [Ab] A little _ sympathy.
_ [Fm] _ _ [Eb] Because life [Ab] hurt you and friends desert you, [Bb] and no one wants to listen, nor do we.
[Eb] Because everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a tale to [G] tell.
Doom [Ab]-tasted, hope-wasted, [Bb] love to sell.
[Cm] _ All you have to [G] do is listen, _ _ there's a nightmare [A] coming true.
_ [C] Someone's [Cm] trying to show [B] the edges of [Dbm] the nightmare, [Bb] it ought to make you grateful.
It's not [Eb] you.
Everybody has a [Bb] story, _ [C] all you have to do is listen.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ Everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a [Bm] tale to [G] tell.
Lies [Ab] spoken, hearts broken, [Bb] lost in hell.
_ [G] All you have to do is listen, _ [C] that's the hardest [C] thing to do.
I promise I will try [B] to listen to your troubles, [Bb] promise when it's my turn, so [Bb] will you.
[Eb] Everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a [B] tale to [G] tell.
_ Lost [Ab] riches, cold [Bb] ditches, rooms that smell.
[C] _ [G] Your story [C] sounds a lot [Gm] like [Ab] mine, I'd love to listen but I don't have time.
[Bb] It's after midnight [C] and we've drunk the wine, you say you'll buy a little more, [Am] I'll try a little more.
Go [Ab] on and lie a little [Fm] more.
_ _ [G] Your father went to sea when you were born, your mother went to Bellevue.
And [C] your dog died in a storm, the [Db] only friend you had, [C] he says you drove him mad.
So what [Bb] do you want of me?
_ _ [G] _ [Ab] A little _ sympathy.
_ [Fm] _ _ [Eb] Because life [Ab] hurt you and friends desert you, [Bb] and no one wants to listen, nor do we.
[Eb] Because everybody has a story, _ _ everybody has a tale to [G] tell.
Doom [Ab]-tasted, hope-wasted, [Bb] love to sell.
[Cm] _ All you have to [G] do is listen, _ _ there's a nightmare [A] coming true.
_ [C] Someone's [Cm] trying to show [B] the edges of [Dbm] the nightmare, [Bb] it ought to make you grateful.
It's not [Eb] you.
Everybody has a [Bb] story, _ [C] all you have to do is listen.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _