A Simple Prayer, by Jeffrey Gaines
Em1: basstring A is played (in tone B: finger behind second fret), Em2: instead of the A-string now the
E-string is played
Intro: C-Em1-Em2-Am-C-Em1-basewalk over G and Fis on top basestring (E) to Em2-Am
C Em1 Em2 Am C
Neighter side will win, all are sure to fail, but not joining in is an act of betrayal
C Em1 Em2 Am C
Betrayal to your king,and all he fought before, the noblest of things is to die in their war
C Em1 Em2 Am C
Neighter should begin, but everyone will lose, soldiers of tin, with everything to prove
C Em1 Em2 Am
Who do we oppose, and what do we defend, honor I suppose
G (base Fis/low strings G) (Em/low strings G) D
And your simple day, with a simple prayer, pray they're o.k, and end an old scare
C (base B/low strings C) Am
Pray they return, with that faculty, and one day we'll learn and force futility
G (base Fis/low strings G)Em D C
And your simple day, with a simple song, soon fade away, don't bother strong
C (base B/low strings C) Am
Hope they return, to live happily, and one day we'll learn and force futility
C Em1 Em2 Am
Neighter side wil win, for nothing will be gained, know the finest of kin have this casualty
C
claimed
Em1 bas GbasFis Em2 Am
These are words of kings, commanders and chiefs, you hear the same sort of things, from
C
scoundrels and thiefs
C Em1 Em2 Am C
Neighter should begin, for what a price we pay, soldiers of tin being blown away
C Em, base G-Fis Em2(cord) Am , Not about
embrace, nor a majesty, a human disgrace
G base Fis/low strings G Em/low strings G D
And your simple day , with a simple prayer, pray they're o.k., and end an old scare
D C base B/low strings C Am
Pray they return, without faculty, and one day we'll learn to force futility
G base Fis/low strings G Em/low strings G D
And your simple day, with a simple song, soon fade away, don't boughter strong
C base B/low strings C Am
Hope they return, to their family, and one day we'll learn to force futility
Intrumental: C-Em1-Em2-Am-C-Em1-Em2-Am-C, and now repeat refrain. Now repeat the first couplet, exept its last sentence.