Cemetry Gates

C | D G | C | D G | C | D G | C D G G5 G* A dreaded sunny day Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* So I meet you at the cemetry gates D* Em D C D Keats and Yeats are on your side G5 G* A dreaded sunny day Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* So I meet you at the cemetry gates D* Em D C Keats and Yeats are on your side D* G While Wilde is on mine G5 G* So we go inside Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* and we gravely read the stones D* All those people, all those lives Em D C D Where are they now? G5 G* With loves, and hates Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* And passions just like mine They were born D* And then they lived Em D C And then they died D Which seems so unfair G I want to cry Bm You say "Ere trice the sun done G salutation to the dawn" Bm G And you claim these words as your own C D But I'm well read, I've heard them said Em Am7 A hundred times (Maybe less, maybe more) G5 G* So if you must write prose and poems Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* The words you use should be on your own D* Em D C D Don't plagiarise or take on loan G5 G* 'Cause there's always someone, somewhere Gsus2 G Gsus2 C* With a big nose who knows D* Em D C And who trips you and laughs when you fall D Who'll trip you up and laugh G When you fall Bm G You say "Ere long done do does did" Bm G Words that could only be your own C And then produce the text D From whence it was ripped Em Am7 (Some dizzy whore, 1804) G5 A dreaded sunny day G* So let's go where we're happy Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* And I meet you at the cemetry gates D* Em D C D Keats and Yeats are on your side G5 A dreaded sunny day G* So let's go where we wanted Gsus2 G* Gsus2 C* And I meet you at the cemetry gates D* Em Keats and Yeats are on your side D C But you lose D 'Cause weird lover Wilde is on mine C | D G | C | D G | C | D G | C D G