I Am Kloot

Some Better Day(Cavaco chords)

I Am Kloot

Key: D

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Intro: D5  A  Bm  G  A 

Verse 1: 

D5                             A 
Between the words that I don't say, 
Bm           G                 A 
Beneath your sacred nights and days, 
            D/A               F#m/A 
Through the gales of life and laughter, 
         F#dim/A                   Bm   D 
When you can't you see what you're after, 
    Em                              A7 
The evenings and the afternoons are measured out in coffee spoons 
   Em                                 A                 A7 
Between the sunshine and the rain I'd thought something more to say 

D F#m/A It's a new life for the neighbours, F#dim/A Bm D Em With the name in all the papers, don't you know? A7 Asus4 A A6 Don't you know?
Verse 2: D5 A Shall we go out for a laugh? Bm G A I have a faded photograph, D/A F#m/A F#dim/A Bm D Of one day in some September that we had and can't remember, Em A7 And should your god refute the facts and science not take up the slack, Em A A7 But you could get your money back for all you want, and all you have
D F#m/A It's a new day for the neighbours, F#dim/A Bm D Em With the name in all the papers, don't you know? A7 Asus4 A A6 Don't you know? D F#m/A It's a new day for the neighbours, F#dim/A Bm D Em A Asus4 A A6 With the name in all the papers, don't you know? Em A Asus4 A A6 Don't you know?
Verse 3: D5 A I'm looking for some better day, Bm G A I'm looking for some better way D/A F#m/A Through the gales of life and laughter, F#dim/A Bm D When you can't you see what you're after Em A7 Well drag me to the kitchen sink my whole day is on the brink, Em A A7 From here I can still see the moon, I think I'll move there someday soon.
D F#m/A It's a new day for the neighbours, F#dim/A Bm D Em With the name in all the papers, don't you know? A7 Asus4 A A6 Don't you know? D F#m/A It's a new life for the neighbours, F#dim/A Bm D Em A Asus4 A A6 With the name in all the papers, don't you know? Em A Asus4 A A6 Don't you know?
Outro: G D G D Em D/A

Written by John Bramwell

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