Ed Harcourt - The cusp the wane

^CI'm thirs^Amty for ^Fgood old-fashioned brawl^{C C}There are many ^Amvoices that are ^Fnever heard at ^G7all ^G9Mozart died a ^Cpauper, but he ^Fdidn't go in ^G7vain Take ^G9solace in his ^Cknowledge of the ^Fcusp & the wane^C

^CHard li^Amving may ^Fsteal the best of me^C I've ^Cburned the ^Amcandle as ^Fbright as it can ^G7be ^G9William Blake was ^Cridiculed & se^Fldom used his na^G7me ^G9He forced his part ^Cuntroubled by the ^Fcusp & the wane^C

Let's ^Amhear it for the ^Emunderdogs who ^Fskipped the hall of ^Cfame ^AmOne more cheer for the ^E7underdogs who ^C7never played the ^Fmgame

^CSweet ^Ammadness, it ^Fnever felt so ^Ctrue ^CLiving bored of ligh^Amtning that ^Fsparks out of the ^G7blue ^G9You have always loved ^Cme, even ^Fwhen I've been in^G7sane ^G9Thanks for riding with ^Cme on the ^Fcus^F/Gp & the wane^C