Biography:
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
Cm Baug
tired of this world, I am exhausted
Eb
we should leave, we should be going
A
let’s get out now, run away, I am not doing this
Cm Baug
tired of dishonesty, you shouldn’t have been lying to me,
Eb
darling, even you now, need to change now,
A
or this world will take you
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
[Verse 2]
Cm Baug
tired of the things they have been saying
Eb
to the ones who are below them
A
I don’t recall that we were taught to treat them like we do now
Cm Baug
tired of being suppressed, I know that
Eb
one day we’ll be allowed to rest, but that ain’t now,
A
so stand up now, and teach them quite the lesson
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
[Verse 3]
Cm Baug
tired, no equality to live from
Eb
how are we supposed to breathe when our homeplace
A
is like an ocean, no, we can’t stop drowning.
Cm
tired of these wars and these attacks,
Baug Eb
why can’t we love one another like there’s no races,
A
there’s no skintones? let’s move on from that now.
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
we can help them out together. if you’re tired, give a hand
Cm Baug
tired of this world, I am exhausted
Eb
we should leave, we should be going
A
let’s get out now, run away, I am not doing this
Cm Baug
tired of dishonesty, you shouldn’t have been lying to me,
Eb
darling, even you now, need to change now,
A
or this world will take you
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
[Verse 2]
Cm Baug
tired of the things they have been saying
Eb
to the ones who are below them
A
I don’t recall that we were taught to treat them like we do now
Cm Baug
tired of being suppressed, I know that
Eb
one day we’ll be allowed to rest, but that ain’t now,
A
so stand up now, and teach them quite the lesson
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
[Verse 3]
Cm Baug
tired, no equality to live from
Eb
how are we supposed to breathe when our homeplace
A
is like an ocean, no, we can’t stop drowning.
Cm
tired of these wars and these attacks,
Baug Eb
why can’t we love one another like there’s no races,
A
there’s no skintones? let’s move on from that now.
[Chorus]
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
sometimes people like to show us just how powerful they are
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
inequality won’t solve itself, so why not give a hand?
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
this world is not what it was, no, but hang in there, just hold on
Bm E G# Gsus G
I know one day we can fix this, if you’re tired give a hand
Bm E G# Gsus4 G
we can help them out together. if you’re tired, give a hand
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