Levellers

Barrel Of A Gun

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It starts off with left hand muting ..
Put your index finger over the third fret ...This is the part counted
like 1 ..2 ..3 .4 .. It then starts with an Aminor..
At the start of every bar do a 'pull off' with your first finger ..
then 'hammer on' again in the same place ..
Then the left hand muting starts again ... its not very easy
to describe it .. but its easy enough if you listen to the song.
1 ..2 ..3 ..4
The lyrics are ....
Am.........
In a strange land f C ar ---- fr G om these Am shores,
C G Am
C G
C You can't get any G justice, Am no , from the barrel of a Am gun.
Sorry i can't remember all of the lyrics..
I hope you can work it out easily .. if not e-mail me
or if i am logged on ... try a talk request!!.
at cs5133@ccub.wlv.ac.uk
or cs5133@scitsc.wlv.ac.uk
From: CLAES-GORAN_WENESTAM
"Barrel of the gun"

By the Levellers
Chords:

Am Asus7 F G D C
e: 0 0 1 3 2 0
H: 1 0 1 0 3 1
G: 2 2 2 0 2 0
D: 2 2 3 0 0 2
A: 0 0 2 3
E: 3
Intro:

With Asus7, Am and muted strings.
Verse 1:

Am In a strange land
C G far from these Am sho Asus7 res
Am lay two men and a women
C G killed by the Am law Asus7
Chorus:

F No matter what G country
F under the G sun
F you can't meter G justice
G through the barrel of a Am gun Asus7
Verse 2:

Am A car bomb they say
C D the S.A.S. G on offe Am nce Asus7
Am shot in the back
C D makes G no diffe Am ren Asus7 ce
Chorus

(exchange last chorus line with the bridge)
Bridge:

G through the barrel of a Am g - C u - G n
a Am g - C u - G n Am Asus7
Am Shoot to kill
C D 'till G both sides Am have their Asus7 fill
Am 'till both sides
C D G have their Am mar Asus7 tyrs
Am and all the kids
C D G have no Am fat Asus7 hers
Chorus

Outro:

C 'till your Am mother C s have no s Am ons
C 'till your Am battle G it is won
C 'till both Am sides C they have Am lost
C all the Am blood G that it cost
Chorus

Am That's it! Have fun!
(I hope I named the "Asus7"-chord right...)
-Marcus Wenestam, cg.wenestam@ped.gu.se
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Original from address: Claes-G|ran Wenestam