Paul McCartney - Despite repeated warnings

^ADes^AM7pite repeated war^A7nings ^B7Our danger's ^Dmup a^E7head ^AThe ^Emcaptain won't be lis^Dtening ^DTo what's been sai^Ed

^AIt ^AM7feels that there's a ^A7good chance ^B7That we have ^Dmbeen mis^E7led ^AAnd ^Emso the captain's ^Dplanning ^DTo steam ^E7ahead

^AmWhat can we do, ^Gwhat can we do ^FWhat can we do to stop ^FThis foolish ^E7plan going through ^AmWhat can we do, ^G2what can we do ^FThis band is 'bout to lose his ^Eship and his crew C D

^ADes^AM7pite repeated war^A7nings ^B7From those who ^Dmought to ^Eknow ^AWell, he's ^Emgot his own agen^Dda ^DAnd so he'll ^E7go

^AmThose who shout the loudest ^G2Will not always be the smartest ^FBut they have their proudest moments ^E7Right before they fall ^AmRed sky in the morning ^G2Doesn't ever seem to faze him ^FBut a sailor's warning signal ^E7Should concern us all C D

^GmHow can we ^Emstop him? ^CmGrab the keys and ^Gmlock him up ^GmIf we can ^Em7do it, w^Cme can save the d^Gmay

^C9The engineer lives with his wife and daughter, Janet ^Em7But he misses them so ^C9Although he's working with the best crew on the planet (The best crew on the planet!) ^Em7We'll never want him to go ^C7He had a premonition ^C7He said that something's wrong ^EmAnd by his own admission ^EmHe knew it all along ^C9The captain's crazy but he doesn't let them know it ^Em7He'll take us with him if we don't do something soon to slow it C Gm C Gm

^GmHow can we ^Emstop him? ^CmGrab the keys and ^Gmlock him up ^GmIf we can ^Emdo it, ^Cmwe can save the ^Gmday Gm Dm Am G G Am Dm Dm Am G G Am Dm

^E7No brakes, the engineer cries E7b5 No one's gonna leave us when the temperatures rise ^E7The wheel's going up, the engine's gonna blow ^E7And we are gonna be left ^Amdown be^Emlow ^AmDown be^Emlow Em G D Em G Bm D Gm Am Bb C D Gm Gm Am Bb C D

^CYes we ^Gmcan do it ^CYeah, we ^Gmcan do it now ^CYes we ^Gmcan do it ^C Gm Am Bb C D Eb D Gm Am Bb C D

^CYes, we ^Gmcan do it ^CYeah, we ^Gmcan do it now ^CYes, we ^Gmcan do it ^CYeah, we ^Gmcan do it now ^CYes, we ^Gmcan do it ^CYeah, we ^Gmcan do it now ^COh ^Gmyeah C Gm

^EbIf life would work out the way you plan it ^DmIt wouldn't be so fine for the wife and Janet ^EbSometimes you might have to battle through it ^DmAnd that's the way you learn ^DmHow you got to do it

^DmYes, we can do it,^C whoa-o^Gh ^GYes, we can do it,^Am whoa-o^Dmh-whoa ^DmYes, we can do it,^C whoa-o^Gh-whoa ^GYes, we can do it,^Am whoa-o^Dmh-whoa C D

^ADes^AM7pite repeated wa^A7rnings ^B7Our danger's ^Dmup a^E7head ^AWhile the ^Emcaptain wasn't ^Dlistening ^DTo what was ^E7said

^AmSo we went to the captain (What can we do / For those who shout the loudest) ^G2And we told him to turn around (What can we do / May not always be the smartest) ^FBut he laughs in our faces (What can we do / But they have their proudest moments) ^E7Says that we are mistaken (Right before they fall) ^AmSo we gather around him (What can we do / Red sky in the morning) ^G2Now the ropes that have bound him (What can we do / Doesn't ever seem to phase him) ^FKnow that he shouldn't listen (What can we do / But a sailor's warning signal) ^E7(Should concern us all) ^E7To the will of the people ^CIt's the will of the people ^DIt's the will of the people E