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Definitely not accurate with what she plays, but these chords work with the melody. Solo: Am Dm F Am C G F Verse 1:
AmI could tell you stories like the Dmgovernment tells lies AmOh but no one listens any Fmore In the Amrooms the women come and go DmTalking on the mobile phones and the Ctelevision Gtalks about thFe war
Verse 2:
AmWhen I was a baby there was DmLaughter in my house and my AmDaddy smoked domestic cFigarettes AmThursday nights on the radio DmLive in concert, live from CCairo GMother of FEgypt
Chorus 1:
AmMama, mGama FBe witGh me With the muFsic in your bAmreast In your glFittering eveningAm dress And the whFite flag in your Cfist tremGbling
Am Dm F Am C G F Verse 3:
AmI could tell you stories like the Dmpast was dead and gone AmI know nothing changes in this wForld AmEvery day the muezzin calls DmSun comes up and Baghdad fCalls Before theG eyes of storytellingF girls
Bridge:
AmShe was just a pDmoor man's daughter CGoing down into Gthe sultan's bFed AmHe was desert, Dmshe was a water And hCe remembered eGvery word sheF said FShe said and I say
Chorus 2:
AmGrandma, GGrandma FBe wiGth me In your tFragic wedding gownAm With your Flong hair hangAming down And the stFories tumbling oCut TumblGing
Am Dm F Am C G F Verse 4:
AmI could tell you stories like the Dmgovernment tells lies AmOh, but no one listens anyF more In the Amrooms the women come and go DmTalking on the mobile phones And the tCelevision talks Gabout the war F
About the war and the
AmTelevision tGalks about theAm war