Half Moon Street(Ukulele chords)

	        Intro Am  C  G  Am 

 Am  
There's a horror in my soul 
  F            D           Am 
That I want so very much to know 
  
I've learned the arts 

From the worst blackguards 
     F        D         Am 
And now I'm living under the rose 

F          D           Am 
I want to free this devilry 
F          D           Am 
Hellhound running loose 
F          D           Am 
Hothouse phantoms thrill my mind 
F  D      Am      
If you only knew 

( G  Em ) 

Am 
Oh yes, I know 
A place where evil grows 
          F             D        Am 
Like monstrous orchids in thorny rows 
To rend and twist 
With horrid artifice 
       F        D         Am 
Like Bacchus pursuing Amethyste 

F          D           Am 
I want to free this devilry 
F          D           Am 
Hellhound running loose 
F          D           Am 
Hothouse phantoms thrill my mind 
F     D    Am      
If you only knew 

( G  Em ) 

F          G          Am 
There's a light on Half Moon Street 
F          G          Am 
In this house we often meet 
F          G          Am 
As my enemies grew bolder 
They moved in closer 
F           G                     Am 
But I'm in league with something older 

Am 
And now it is time 
Alive with drugs and wine 
  F                     G               Am 
This world and all the rest I'll leave behind 
Their mysteries I've been told 
I've been brought deep into the fold 
  F            G        Am 
Of a circle unspeakably old 

F          D           Am 
I want to free this devilry 
F          D           Am 
Hellhound running loose 
F          D           Am 
Hothouse phantoms thrill my mind 
F     D    Am      
If you only knew 

( G  Em ) 

F          G          Am 
There's a light on Half Moon Street 
F          G          Em 
London house of witchery 
F          G          Am 
As my enemies grew bolder 
They moved in closer 
F          G                     Am 
But I'm in league with something older 

( F  C  D ) 
( F  Am  C  D  F ) 

Final Am  C  D  F  G
	        

Written by Sean Kennedy