Chords for The Rolling Stones - Salt Of The Earth (Official Video) [4K]
Tempo:
91.4 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
G#m
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E] [B]
[E]
[B] Let's [E] drink to the hard-working people.
Let's think of the lowly of birth.
[B] Raise your glass to the [E] good and the evil.
Let's drink to the salt of [A] the [E] earth.
[B] Say a [E] prayer for the [A] common foot [E] soldier.
Spare a thought for his back-breaking work.
[B] Spare a [E] thought for his wife and his children
[B] who burn the fires and who steal till the [E] earth.
[C#]
And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey, [C#] blue, black and [G#m] white,
they don't look real to [A] me.
In fact, we all look so [B] strange.
[E] Yeah.
[B] Raise your glass [E] to the hard-working people.
Let's drink to the uncounted heads.
Let's think of the wavering millions
who [B] need leading but get gamblers [E] instead.
[B] Spare a [E] thought for the staying on voter
whose empty eyes paint a [Am] strange beauty show.
[E] [B] And at the [E] raids of grey-suited rafters,
a choice of cancer or polio.
[A] [E]
[C#m] And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey [F#m] and black and [G#m] white,
do we all look real to [A] you or do we look [B] too strange?
Yeah.
[E] Let's drink to the hard-working people.
Let's think of the lowly of birth.
Spare a thought for the rag-tagging people.
[B] Let's [E] drink to the salt of the earth.
Let's drink to the [A] hard-working [E] people.
[B] Let's drink [E] to the salt of the earth.
[B] Let's think of [E] the 2,000 million.
[B] Let's think of the [A] humble of birth.
[E] [B]
[E]
[A] [E]
[A] [E]
[A] [E] [A]
[E]
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[E] [A]
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[B] Let's [E] drink to the hard-working people.
Let's think of the lowly of birth.
[B] Raise your glass to the [E] good and the evil.
Let's drink to the salt of [A] the [E] earth.
[B] Say a [E] prayer for the [A] common foot [E] soldier.
Spare a thought for his back-breaking work.
[B] Spare a [E] thought for his wife and his children
[B] who burn the fires and who steal till the [E] earth.
[C#]
And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey, [C#] blue, black and [G#m] white,
they don't look real to [A] me.
In fact, we all look so [B] strange.
[E] Yeah.
[B] Raise your glass [E] to the hard-working people.
Let's drink to the uncounted heads.
Let's think of the wavering millions
who [B] need leading but get gamblers [E] instead.
[B] Spare a [E] thought for the staying on voter
whose empty eyes paint a [Am] strange beauty show.
[E] [B] And at the [E] raids of grey-suited rafters,
a choice of cancer or polio.
[A] [E]
[C#m] And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey [F#m] and black and [G#m] white,
do we all look real to [A] you or do we look [B] too strange?
Yeah.
[E] Let's drink to the hard-working people.
Let's think of the lowly of birth.
Spare a thought for the rag-tagging people.
[B] Let's [E] drink to the salt of the earth.
Let's drink to the [A] hard-working [E] people.
[B] Let's drink [E] to the salt of the earth.
[B] Let's think of [E] the 2,000 million.
[B] Let's think of the [A] humble of birth.
[E] [B]
[E]
[A] [E]
[A] [E]
[A] [E] [A]
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Key:
E
B
A
G#m
C#m
E
B
A
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_ [B] Let's [E] drink to the hard-working people.
_ Let's think of the lowly of birth.
_ [B] Raise your glass to the [E] good and the evil.
_ Let's drink to the salt of [A] the [E] earth.
_ [B] Say a [E] prayer for the [A] common foot [E] soldier.
_ Spare a thought for his back-breaking work. _
_ [B] Spare a [E] thought for his wife and his children _
[B] who burn the fires and who steal till the [E] earth. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _
And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey, [C#] blue, black and [G#m] white,
they don't look real to [A] me.
In fact, we all look so [B] _ _ _ strange.
_ [E] Yeah.
[B] Raise your glass [E] to the hard-working people. _
Let's drink to the uncounted heads. _
Let's think of the wavering millions
who [B] need leading but get gamblers [E] instead.
_ [B] Spare a [E] thought for the staying on voter
whose empty eyes paint a [Am] strange beauty show.
[E] _ [B] And at the [E] raids of grey-suited rafters,
a choice of cancer or polio. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ [C#m] And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey [F#m] and black and [G#m] white,
do we all look real to [A] you or do we look [B] too strange? _ _ _
Yeah.
[E] _ Let's drink to the hard-working people.
_ Let's think of the lowly of birth.
_ Spare a thought for the rag-tagging people.
_ [B] Let's [E] drink to the salt of the earth. _
Let's drink to the [A] hard-working [E] people. _
[B] Let's drink [E] to the salt of the earth. _
[B] Let's think of [E] the 2,000 million.
_ [B] Let's think of the [A] humble of birth.
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_ [B] Let's [E] drink to the hard-working people.
_ Let's think of the lowly of birth.
_ [B] Raise your glass to the [E] good and the evil.
_ Let's drink to the salt of [A] the [E] earth.
_ [B] Say a [E] prayer for the [A] common foot [E] soldier.
_ Spare a thought for his back-breaking work. _
_ [B] Spare a [E] thought for his wife and his children _
[B] who burn the fires and who steal till the [E] earth. _
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And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey, [C#] blue, black and [G#m] white,
they don't look real to [A] me.
In fact, we all look so [B] _ _ _ strange.
_ [E] Yeah.
[B] Raise your glass [E] to the hard-working people. _
Let's drink to the uncounted heads. _
Let's think of the wavering millions
who [B] need leading but get gamblers [E] instead.
_ [B] Spare a [E] thought for the staying on voter
whose empty eyes paint a [Am] strange beauty show.
[E] _ [B] And at the [E] raids of grey-suited rafters,
a choice of cancer or polio. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ [C#m] And when I look [G#m] into this faceless crowd,
[C#m] a swirling mass [G#m] of grey [F#m] and black and [G#m] white,
do we all look real to [A] you or do we look [B] too strange? _ _ _
Yeah.
[E] _ Let's drink to the hard-working people.
_ Let's think of the lowly of birth.
_ Spare a thought for the rag-tagging people.
_ [B] Let's [E] drink to the salt of the earth. _
Let's drink to the [A] hard-working [E] people. _
[B] Let's drink [E] to the salt of the earth. _
[B] Let's think of [E] the 2,000 million.
_ [B] Let's think of the [A] humble of birth.
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