Marillion

Jester tear

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From: Stefan
To: jamesb@nevada.edu
Subject: "Script for a jester's tear" by Marillion
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The following chords have a slightly higher change then most random
sets of chords, at being the right ones for "Script for a jester's
tear" by Marillion. I have serious doubts about many of them, so
remarks are very welcome.
So here I am once Dm more
in the playground of the Bb broken C hearts,
one more ex Gm perience, one more F entry
in a Am diary, self- Dm penned.
Yet another emotional Bb sui C cide,
overdosed on Am sentiment and Dm pride.
Cm Too late to say I G love you.
Too Cm late to restage the G play.
A Cm bandoning the G relics
in my D playground of yester G day.
I'm D losing on the A swings,
I'm F#m losing on the Bm roundabouts.
I'm D losing on the A swings,
I'm F#m losing on the Bm roundabouts.
D Too much, too soon,
A too far to go,
F#m7 too late to play, Bm
the game is D o- Bm ver,
the game is D o- Bm ver.
D A F#m D A F#m
Bm F#sus7 Bm F#sus7 Bm F#sus7
Bm F#sus7 G A G F#sus7
Bm F#sus7 Bm F#sus7 Bm F#sus7
Bm F#sus7 G A G F#sus7
Bm Yet F#sus7 a Bm no F#sus7 ther e Bm motio F#sus7 nal
Bm su F#sus7 i G cide A G F#sus7
repeat these chords until you get sick of 'em, or
until you reach...:
... A the G game F#sus7 is Em over....
I Em act the Bm role in F#sus7 classic style Em
of a Em martyr Bm carved with a F#sus7 twisted smyle Em
To Em bleed the Bm lyrics F#sus7 for this song Em
to Em write the Bm rites, to F#sus7 right my wrongs Em
An Am epi G taph to a F broken dream G
to Am exor G cise this F silent scream G
A Em scream Bm F#sus7 that's Em borne
from Em sorrow Bm F#sus7 Em
etc....
Promised wedding now a A wake F#m E B
Abm A F#m B
The Abm fool escaped from paradise will look
A over his shoulder and cry.
F#m Sit and chew on daffodils and
B struggle to answer why?
repeat Abm A F#m B with just one variation:
..has gone Abm solo in the A game,
I've gone D solo F#m in the B game.
Stefan Frank (slfrank@cs.vu.nl)
Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam
The Netherlands