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Capo on 3rd fret
Verso:
Em G D
It's not the cowboys that are missing anymore,
Em G D
That problem was already old in '94,
Em G D
Don't be offended this might seem a little wrong,
C D G D
Where have all the gay guys gone?
Em G D
And to the romance when I was 14 years old,
Em G D
To my heroes that was dressed up in gold,
Em G D
Only hoping one day I could be so bold,
C D G
Where have all the gay guys gone?
G
If we are all in the gutter,
D
It doesn't change who we are,
Am
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
Em
Are looking up at the stars,
D G
If we are all in the gutter,
D
It doesn't change who we are,
Am
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
Em
Are looking up at the stars,
D
So tell me,
G
Where have all the good guys,
C
Where have all the good guys,
Em D G
Where have all the good guys gone?
G
Where have all the good guys,
C
Where have all the good guys,
Em D G
Where have all the good guys gone?
Verso:
Em G D
Thank you Rufus, thank you Auden and James Dean,
Em G D
Thank you Emerson and Bowie for my dreams,
Em G D
Wilfred Owen, Kinsey, Whitman and Rimbaud,
C D Em D
Thank you all, thank you patience, Porter and Cocteau.
G
If we are all in the gutter,
D
It doesn't change who we are,
Am
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
Em
Are looking up at the stars,
D G
If we are all in the gutter,
D
It doesn't change who we are,
Am
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
Em
Are looking up at the stars,
D
So tell me,
G
Where have all the good guys,
C
Where have all the good guys,
Em D G
Where have all the good guys gone?
G
Where have all the good guys,
C
Where have all the good guys,
Em D G
Where have all the good guys gone?
A
If we are all in the gutter,
E
It doesn't change who we are,
Bm
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
F#m
Are looking up at the stars,
E A
If we are all in the gutter,
E
It doesn't change who we are,
Bm
'Cause some of us in the gutter,
F#m
Are looking up at the stars,
E
So tell me,
A
Where have all the good guys,
D
Where have all the good guys,
F#m E A
Where have all the good guys gone?
A
Where have all the good guys,
D
Where have all the good guys,
F#m E A
Where have all the good guys gone?
Verso:
F#m A E
It's not the cowboys that are missing anymore,
F#m A E
That problem was already old in '94,
F#m A E
Don't be offended this might seem a little wrong,
D E A
Where have all the gay guys gone?