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Other songs:
- Don't Look Back Into The Sun
- Music When The Lights Go Out
- You're My Waterloo
- 7 Deadly Sins
- Albion
- All At Sea
- Anthem For Doomed Youth
- Anything But Love
- Arbeit Macht Frei
- Babyshambles
- Back From The Dead
- Bangkok
- Barbarians
- Begging
- Belly Of The Beast
- Boy Looked At Johnny
- Boys In The Band
- Breck Rd Boys In The Band
- Breck Road Lover
- Bucket Shop
- Campaign Of Hate
- Cant Stand Me Now
- Cyclops
- Dead For Love
- Death On The Stairs
- Delaney
- Dilly Boys
- Do The Coral
- Do You Know Me
- Dont Look Back Into The Sun
- Dreaming Of You
- Fame And Fortune
- For Lovers
- France
- Fury Of Chonburi
- Glasgow Coma Scale Blues
- Good Old Days
- Gunga Din
- Half Cocked Boy
- Heart Of The Matter
- Hooligans On E
- Hooray For The 21St Century
- Horror Show
- Horrow Show
- I Get Along
- I Love You But Youre Green
- Iceman
- Last Post On The Bugle
- Lazy Sunday Afternoon
- Love On The Dole
- Love Reign Oer Me
- Man Who Would Be King
- Mayday
- Mocking Bird
- Narcissist
- Never Never
- Pay The Lady
- Plan A
- Radio America
- Road To Ruin
- Sally Brown
- Sister Sister
- Skag And Bone Man
- Skint And Minted
- Smashing
- Tell The King
- The Delaney
- The Milkmans Horse
- Time For Heroes
- Untitled 108
- Up The Bracket
- Vertigo
- What A Waster
- What Became Of The Likely Lads
- What Katie Did
- Youre My Waterloo
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A quality punky song off of their new album 'Anthems for Doomed Youth'. Most of the song uses barre chords
apart from the verse which should use natural chords. Listen out for the rhythm and you should be able to work
the pattern out.
Intro:
E D E
these chords should be played as barre chords with roots notes on the 7th and 5th frets respectively)
.............Fury of Chonburi x 4
Verse:
A G B A G E
Well every time I see the Pig Man..................Taking sides to split...............
A G B A G E
Riding jokes like Trojan horses.....................or the apocalypse..................
A G B A G E
And I do wish him well.........................I got him under my spell................
A G B A G E
I think he'll do just fine.....................If he can toe the line..................
Chorus:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
I'm Naga in his sanctity, I'll rise from where I fell
(REPEAT INTRO)
Verse 2:
A G B A G E
Yeah well, I felt I saw the Pigman.....................In a photofit...............
A G B A G E
On a wanted poster...............................On the Sukhumvit..................
A G B A G E
Oh no I don't know what he did man............But I stand by my brother............
A G B A G E
Or yeah we gonna make it big man..............One way or the other.................
Chorus 2:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me too merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
Jiggers defying gravity the CPS as well
Em D
You see he's lowering the tone
Em D
And bringing out the bone
F#
Kathmandu's a steep ol' climber
Interlude: This part is basically the chords and rhythm of the verse but with lots of feedback and a pretty
scrappy solo. Best to improvise the lead part.
Chorus 3/Outro:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
Like a much [?] deity, or beloved I can't tell
Em D
The time is not on my side
Em D
Time is nowhere left to hide
F#
........Fury of Chonburi!
apart from the verse which should use natural chords. Listen out for the rhythm and you should be able to work
the pattern out.
Intro:
E D E
these chords should be played as barre chords with roots notes on the 7th and 5th frets respectively)
.............Fury of Chonburi x 4
Verse:
A G B A G E
Well every time I see the Pig Man..................Taking sides to split...............
A G B A G E
Riding jokes like Trojan horses.....................or the apocalypse..................
A G B A G E
And I do wish him well.........................I got him under my spell................
A G B A G E
I think he'll do just fine.....................If he can toe the line..................
Chorus:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
I'm Naga in his sanctity, I'll rise from where I fell
(REPEAT INTRO)
Verse 2:
A G B A G E
Yeah well, I felt I saw the Pigman.....................In a photofit...............
A G B A G E
On a wanted poster...............................On the Sukhumvit..................
A G B A G E
Oh no I don't know what he did man............But I stand by my brother............
A G B A G E
Or yeah we gonna make it big man..............One way or the other.................
Chorus 2:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me too merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
Jiggers defying gravity the CPS as well
Em D
You see he's lowering the tone
Em D
And bringing out the bone
F#
Kathmandu's a steep ol' climber
Interlude: This part is basically the chords and rhythm of the verse but with lots of feedback and a pretty
scrappy solo. Best to improvise the lead part.
Chorus 3/Outro:
B#m D E F#m
Fury, fury carry me merrily to hell
B#m D E F#m
Like a much [?] deity, or beloved I can't tell
Em D
The time is not on my side
Em D
Time is nowhere left to hide
F#
........Fury of Chonburi!
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The Living End
The Living Tombs (...)
The Lone Bellow
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