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The Last Resort – [4/4], Key = E --> G Notes: All of the pieces are here, but you can listen to the recording to make sure you get the timing on everything, strum pattern, etc. In the charts below each measure "| |" counts for 4 beats unless preceded by a time signature change. Repeats indicate how many times to repeat an entire passage. % designation tells how many times to play the preceding measure after that measure has already been played. Example: | A | % x3 | is the equivalent to 4 measures of A, whereas ||: A | B :|| x3 is saying to play 6 measures total | A | B | A | B | A | B | [Verse] ||: E A | B E :|| x3 | E A |[2/4]] B / | E / Esus4 E | [Bridge 1] | Amaj7 / / A6 | E / / Esus4 | Amaj7 / / A6 | E | B7 | E | [Bridge 2] | Amaj7 / / A6 | E / / Esus4 | Amaj7 / / A6 | | G / / Gsus4 | Cmaj7 / / C6 | G / / Gsus4 | Cmaj7 / / C6 | G | D7 | [Piano] | G6 Csus4 | % x6| (Regular G and C work fine) [Verse] ||: G C | D G :|| x3 | G C |[2/4]| D / | G / Gsus4 G | A6: xx2222 Cmaj7: x35453 C6: x35555 G6: 320000 Csus4:x33011 ----------------------------------------------------------------- [Verse 1]

^EShe came from ^AProvidence, ^Bthe one in Rhode ^EIsland ^EWhere the old world ^Ashadows hang, ^Bheavy in the ^Eair ^EShe packed her ^Ahopes and dreams, ^Blike a refu^Egee ^EJust as her ^Afather came, ^Bacross the ^Esea ^Esus4

[Verse 2]

^EShe heard ^Aabout a place, ^Bpeople were ^Esmiling ^ESpoke about the^A red man's ways, h^Bow they lov^Eed the land ^EThey came from ^Aeverywhere, to the^B Great Divi^Ede ^ESeeking a place^A to stand, or a pl^Bace to hide^E ^Esus4

[Verse 3]

^EDown in the cro^Awded bars, out for^B a good tim^Ee ^ECan't wait to t^Aell you all, what ^Bit's like u^Ep there ^EThey called it ^Aparadise, I don't ^Bknow why ^E ^ESomebody laid t^Ahe mountains low, ^Bwhile the t^Eow^Esus4n got high

^EWhen the chilly^A winds blew down, ^Bacross the ^Ecanyon ^EThrough the can^Ayons of the coast,^B to the mal^Eibus ^EWhere the prett^Ay people played, h^Bungry for p^Eower ^ETo light their ^Aneon ways, give 'e^Bm things to^E d^Esus4o

[Verse 5]

^ESome rich man c^Aame and raped the ^Bland, nobod^Ey caught him ^EPut up a bunch ^Aof ugly boxes, and^B Jesus peop^Ele bought them ^EThey called it ^Aparadise, the plac^Be to be ^E ^EThey watched th^Ae hazy sun, sinkin^Bg in the se^Ea ^Esus4

^GYou can leave it ^Call behind, ^Dsail to Lah^Gaina ^GJust like the mission^Caries did, ^Dso many years a^Ggo ^GThey even brought a ^Cneon sign, ^DJesus is Comin^Gg ^GBrought the white man's ^Cburden down, ^Dbrought the white man's ^Greign^Gsus4

[Verse 7]

And ^Gwe'll provide the ^Cgrand design, ^Dwhat is yours and ^Gwhat is mine ^G'cause there is no more ^Cnew frontier, ^Dwe have got to make it ^Ghere ^GWe satisfied our endless ^Cneeds, and ^Djustified our bloody ^Gdeeds ^GIn the name of ^Cdestiny, and ^Din the name of ^GGo^Gsus4d

[Verse 8]

^GAnd you can see them ^Cthere, ^Don Sunday ^Gmorning ^GStand up and ^Csing about, ^Dwhat it's like up ^Gthere ^GThey called it ^Cparadise, ^DI don't know ^Gwhy ^GTo call someplace ^Cparadise, ^Dkiss it good^Gby^Gsus4e

Eagles - The last resort