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Acorde de Song For Orphans - Bruce Springsteen

Letra de Song For Orphans

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Well the multitude assembled and tried to make the noise

Them black blind poet generals and restless loud white boys

But time's grew thin and the axis grew somehow incomplete

Where instead of child lions we had aging junkie sheep



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Well how many wasted have I seen signed "Hollywood or bust"

And left to ride the ever ghostly Arizona gusts

Cheerleader tramps and kids with big amps sounding in the void

High society vamps, ex-heavyweight champs mistaking soot for soil



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So break me now big Mama as Old Faithful breaks the day

Believe me my good Linda, the aurora will shine the way

The confederacy's in my name now, the hounds are held at bay

The axis needs a stronger arm, do you feel your muscles play



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Em Am7 Bsus4 B

Well the doorstep blanket weaver, Madonna pushes bells

From house to house I see her giving last kisses and wishing well

To every gypsy mystic hero that the kids might find a place

Who get lost forever to mom and pop on their weekends out in space



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Well sons they search for fathers, but the fathers are all gone

The lost souls search for saviors, but saviors don't last long

Those aimless questless renegade brats who live their lives in song

They run the length of a candle, with a goodnight whisper and they're gone



Em Am7 Bsus4 B

So break me now big Mama as Old Faithful breaks the day

Believe me my good Linda, the aurora will shine the way

The confederacy's in my name now, the hounds are held at bay

The axis needs a stronger arm, do you feel your muscles play

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: Letter To You

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