Published: 2023-02-09 21:48 Selection chords: Sarah Harris
Tonality
EmAmCBEmAmCB
Verse:
EmAmC
I knew a sick boy soldier
B
Who grinned at life
EmAm
Slept soundly, through the darkness
CB
And whistled to the night
EmAmC
He comes from a town of normal
B
Which he is ashamed
EmAm
People remember him kindly
CB
When no one remembers his name
Chorus:
EmAm
It gets cold in the winter sometimes
CB
But gets lost when the feeling ain’t right
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night, oh
CB
She gets lost in the feeling
BAGF#m
But her feeling ain’t right
Verse:
EmAmC
But I knew a sick boy soldier
B
Who laughed at life, they all
EmAm
Slept soundly, through his darkness
CBEm
And whistled to the night
Am
He comes from a town of normal
CB
Which, he is ashamed
EmAm
People remember him kindly
CBBAGF#m
When no one remembers his name
Chorus:
EmAm
It gets cold in the winter sometimes
CB
But gets lost when the feeling ain’t right
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night, oh
CB
She gets lost in the feeling
But her feeling ain’t
EmAm
It gets cold in the winter sometimes
(No no no.....)
CB
But gets lost when the feeling ain’t right
(No no no.....)
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night, oh
CB
She gets lost in the feeling
Verse:
EmAm
But oh carry on
CB
The ships and sails are gone
EmAm
This place is falling down
C
Lord it’s crumbling, oh
B
It’s crumbling to the (ground)
EmAm
We all carry on
CB
The pirates and sailors have gone
EmAm
This ship is sinking now
C
Lord it’s crumbling, oh
B
It’s crumbling to the ground
Chorus:
EmAm
It gets cold in the winter sometimes
CB
But gets lost when the feeling ain’t right
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night, oh
CB
She gets lost in the feeling
But her feeling ain’t
EmAm
It gets cold in the winter sometimes
(No no no.....)
CB
But gets lost when the feeling ain’t right
(No no no.....)
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night, oh
CB
She gets lost in the feeling
Outro:
EmAm
It cold in the winter sometimes
CB
Lost when the feeling ain’t right
EmAm
Their mother can’t sleep at night
CB
Lost in the feeling
Em
But the feeling ain’t, right