Chords for Will Varley - We Don't Believe You | Sofar London
Tempo:
113.05 bpm
Chords used:
B
Abm
E
Gb
Dbm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[B]
[E] [B] [Gb]
[B] [E] [B]
I don't know what I'm scared of, but [Abm] I know that I am scared.
[Gb] All the headlines feel like [B] nightmares [Abm] when I'm lying in my bed.
[B] If the virus doesn't kill us, [Abm] someone might chop off our heads.
But [Gb] no one chops down new [E] trees on Parliament Square.
[B] And they'll lie all day in Westminster, and [E] they'll lie all day in court.
And [Gb] they'll lie about it later [Abm] on the evening news reports,
[B] till there's a hundred thousand bodies [E] lying on the desert floor.
And [Gb] they'll point their guns at [E] Russia, and they'll start another war.
[B] And in the media offices, [Abm] all the paintbrushes are there
[Dbm] to fill our minds with black and [Abm] white and fill our minds with fear.
[B] And pump us full of fashion and [Abm] a dull sense of despair,
[Gb] till we're well-behaved consumers [E] with no questions and no cares.
But
[B] we don't believe [E] you, we don't believe [Gb] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
[B] We don't believe you, [Abm] we don't believe you, [Gbm] we don't believe [E] you anymore.
[B] And they'll pass the buck and cover it [E] up and distort every hand,
[Gb] till the picture that they're painting is [E] too hard to understand.
[B] And their canvas stretches over [E] every border of every land,
[B] through the trade links and religions [Abm] and the bodies in the sand.
[B] And if we're after Britain first, then we [E] should probably be last.
And [Gb] before UK independence, [Abm] we should give back what isn't ours.
[B] Like the shirts and ties we're wearing made by [Abm] slaves from afar.
But the [Gb] shirts [B] and ties can't hide the emblems tattooed on their hearts.
We should give back all the oceans [E] and the islands and the sky,
[B] because they don't belong to any [E] man and no man has the right
to [B] tell another human being that [Abm] their access is denied
[B] to any corner of this planet or [Abm] any moment of their lives.
[B] And we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe [B] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
[B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
[E] [B] And the songs on the adverts [E] play like prisoners of war.
They've been [Gb] forced to sell the weapons [E] that they used to abhor.
[B] And if you try to show resistance, [Abm] then they'll back you into corners
[Gb] and say you can't [Abm] ask questions if you haven't got the answers.
[B] While imaginary money grows [Abm] on electronic trees
and trickles through the branches and fuels the disease.
[B] Because the only epidemic with [Abm] no sign of a vaccine
[B]
are the global corporations and [Abm] their foreign policies.
[B] Well, we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
[B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, [Gb] we don't believe you anymore.
[Abm] [B] [N]
[G]
[E] [B] [Gb]
[B] [E] [B]
I don't know what I'm scared of, but [Abm] I know that I am scared.
[Gb] All the headlines feel like [B] nightmares [Abm] when I'm lying in my bed.
[B] If the virus doesn't kill us, [Abm] someone might chop off our heads.
But [Gb] no one chops down new [E] trees on Parliament Square.
[B] And they'll lie all day in Westminster, and [E] they'll lie all day in court.
And [Gb] they'll lie about it later [Abm] on the evening news reports,
[B] till there's a hundred thousand bodies [E] lying on the desert floor.
And [Gb] they'll point their guns at [E] Russia, and they'll start another war.
[B] And in the media offices, [Abm] all the paintbrushes are there
[Dbm] to fill our minds with black and [Abm] white and fill our minds with fear.
[B] And pump us full of fashion and [Abm] a dull sense of despair,
[Gb] till we're well-behaved consumers [E] with no questions and no cares.
But
[B] we don't believe [E] you, we don't believe [Gb] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
[B] We don't believe you, [Abm] we don't believe you, [Gbm] we don't believe [E] you anymore.
[B] And they'll pass the buck and cover it [E] up and distort every hand,
[Gb] till the picture that they're painting is [E] too hard to understand.
[B] And their canvas stretches over [E] every border of every land,
[B] through the trade links and religions [Abm] and the bodies in the sand.
[B] And if we're after Britain first, then we [E] should probably be last.
And [Gb] before UK independence, [Abm] we should give back what isn't ours.
[B] Like the shirts and ties we're wearing made by [Abm] slaves from afar.
But the [Gb] shirts [B] and ties can't hide the emblems tattooed on their hearts.
We should give back all the oceans [E] and the islands and the sky,
[B] because they don't belong to any [E] man and no man has the right
to [B] tell another human being that [Abm] their access is denied
[B] to any corner of this planet or [Abm] any moment of their lives.
[B] And we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe [B] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
[B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
[E] [B] And the songs on the adverts [E] play like prisoners of war.
They've been [Gb] forced to sell the weapons [E] that they used to abhor.
[B] And if you try to show resistance, [Abm] then they'll back you into corners
[Gb] and say you can't [Abm] ask questions if you haven't got the answers.
[B] While imaginary money grows [Abm] on electronic trees
and trickles through the branches and fuels the disease.
[B] Because the only epidemic with [Abm] no sign of a vaccine
[B]
are the global corporations and [Abm] their foreign policies.
[B] Well, we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
[B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, [Gb] we don't believe you anymore.
[Abm] [B] [N]
[G]
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Abm
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Abm
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_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [B] _ [Gb] _ _ _
[B] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ [B]
I don't know what I'm scared of, but [Abm] I know that I am scared.
[Gb] All the headlines feel like [B] nightmares [Abm] when I'm lying in my bed.
[B] If the virus doesn't kill us, [Abm] someone might chop off our heads.
But [Gb] no one chops down new [E] trees on Parliament Square.
[B] And they'll lie all day in Westminster, and [E] they'll lie all day in court.
And [Gb] they'll lie about it later [Abm] on the evening news reports,
[B] till there's a hundred thousand bodies [E] lying on the desert floor.
And [Gb] they'll point their guns at [E] Russia, and they'll start another war.
[B] And in the media offices, [Abm] all the paintbrushes are there
[Dbm] to fill our minds with black and [Abm] white and fill our minds with fear.
[B] And pump us full of fashion and [Abm] a dull sense of despair,
[Gb] till we're well-behaved consumers [E] with no questions and no cares.
_ But _ _
[B] we don't believe [E] you, we don't believe [Gb] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore. _ _
[B] We don't believe you, [Abm] we don't believe you, [Gbm] we don't believe [E] you anymore. _
_ _ _ _ [B] And they'll pass the buck and cover it [E] up and distort every hand,
[Gb] till the picture that they're painting is [E] too hard to understand.
[B] And their canvas stretches over [E] every border of every land,
[B] through the trade links and religions [Abm] and the bodies in the sand.
[B] And if we're after Britain first, then we [E] should probably be last.
And [Gb] before UK independence, [Abm] we should give back what isn't ours.
[B] Like the shirts and ties we're wearing made by [Abm] slaves from afar.
But the [Gb] shirts [B] and ties can't hide the emblems tattooed on their hearts.
We should give back all the oceans [E] and the islands and the sky,
[B] because they don't belong to any [E] man and no man has the right
to [B] tell another human being that [Abm] their access is denied
[B] to any corner of this planet or [Abm] any moment of their lives. _ _ _
[B] And we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe [B] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
_ [B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
_ _ _ [E] _ [B] And the songs on the adverts [E] play like prisoners of war.
They've been [Gb] forced to sell the weapons [E] that they used to abhor.
[B] And if you try to show resistance, [Abm] then they'll back you into corners
[Gb] and say you can't [Abm] ask questions if you haven't got the answers.
[B] While imaginary money grows [Abm] on electronic trees
and trickles through the branches and fuels the disease. _ _
[B] Because the only epidemic with [Abm] no sign of a vaccine
[B]
are the global corporations and [Abm] their foreign policies.
_ _ [B] Well, we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
_ [B] _ We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, [Gb] we don't believe you anymore.
[Abm] _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [B] _ [Gb] _ _ _
[B] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ [B]
I don't know what I'm scared of, but [Abm] I know that I am scared.
[Gb] All the headlines feel like [B] nightmares [Abm] when I'm lying in my bed.
[B] If the virus doesn't kill us, [Abm] someone might chop off our heads.
But [Gb] no one chops down new [E] trees on Parliament Square.
[B] And they'll lie all day in Westminster, and [E] they'll lie all day in court.
And [Gb] they'll lie about it later [Abm] on the evening news reports,
[B] till there's a hundred thousand bodies [E] lying on the desert floor.
And [Gb] they'll point their guns at [E] Russia, and they'll start another war.
[B] And in the media offices, [Abm] all the paintbrushes are there
[Dbm] to fill our minds with black and [Abm] white and fill our minds with fear.
[B] And pump us full of fashion and [Abm] a dull sense of despair,
[Gb] till we're well-behaved consumers [E] with no questions and no cares.
_ But _ _
[B] we don't believe [E] you, we don't believe [Gb] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore. _ _
[B] We don't believe you, [Abm] we don't believe you, [Gbm] we don't believe [E] you anymore. _
_ _ _ _ [B] And they'll pass the buck and cover it [E] up and distort every hand,
[Gb] till the picture that they're painting is [E] too hard to understand.
[B] And their canvas stretches over [E] every border of every land,
[B] through the trade links and religions [Abm] and the bodies in the sand.
[B] And if we're after Britain first, then we [E] should probably be last.
And [Gb] before UK independence, [Abm] we should give back what isn't ours.
[B] Like the shirts and ties we're wearing made by [Abm] slaves from afar.
But the [Gb] shirts [B] and ties can't hide the emblems tattooed on their hearts.
We should give back all the oceans [E] and the islands and the sky,
[B] because they don't belong to any [E] man and no man has the right
to [B] tell another human being that [Abm] their access is denied
[B] to any corner of this planet or [Abm] any moment of their lives. _ _ _
[B] And we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe [B] you, we don't believe [Abm] you anymore.
_ [B] We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
_ _ _ [E] _ [B] And the songs on the adverts [E] play like prisoners of war.
They've been [Gb] forced to sell the weapons [E] that they used to abhor.
[B] And if you try to show resistance, [Abm] then they'll back you into corners
[Gb] and say you can't [Abm] ask questions if you haven't got the answers.
[B] While imaginary money grows [Abm] on electronic trees
and trickles through the branches and fuels the disease. _ _
[B] Because the only epidemic with [Abm] no sign of a vaccine
[B]
are the global corporations and [Abm] their foreign policies.
_ _ [B] Well, we don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, we don't believe you anymore.
_ [B] _ We don't believe [Abm] you, we don't believe you, [Gb] we don't believe you anymore.
[Abm] _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
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