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(Where it shows Em7, Cadd9 and Gmaj, just means to add the D - third fret on second string. I used Gmaj, just to differentiate between regular G and the addition of the D) Intro Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj X 2 Em C G Till your sorrow recovers Em C G Then you know there?s nothing to offer Em Cmaj7 I say a lot of things, I say a lot of things G Em I don?t mean but I now see Cmaj7 G Took years to discover Bm7 C G Oh ?oh-oh You get what you pay for Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour Em C G When the fear takes you over Em C G And you know, there?s no winners in a cold war Em C I do a lot of things I do a lot things G Em Em7 I don?t mean, but I now see C G There?s a lot to uncover Bm7 C G You get what you pay for Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj Silence is your saviour Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj You get what you pay for Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour Bm C Can?t look forward when your head?s in the ground G Can?t see the view when you?re looking down Bm C Come on, come on, come on Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj You get what you pay for Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj You get what you pay for Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj When silence is your saviour
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