Sting - The last ship

^EmIt's all th^E7sus4/Gere in the go^D7susspels, the ^E7sus4/GMagdalene girl^D7sus C^E7sus4/Gomes to pay h^D7suser respects, ^Cbut her mind i^Ds awhirl. ^EmWhen she ^E7sus4/Gfinds the tomb ^D7susempty, the ^E7sus4/Gstone had been ^D7susrolled, N^E7sus4/Got a sign of a ^D7suscorpse in the d^Cark and the c^Dold. W^C7hen she reaches the door, sees an unholy sight, T^D7here's this solitary figure in a halo of light. H^E7e just carries on floating past Calvary Hill, I^F#7n an almighty hurry, aye but she might catch him still.

^Em"Tell me wh^E7sus4/Gere are ye go^D7susing Lord, a^E7sus4/Gnd why in such^D7sus haste?" "^E7sus4/GNow don't hinder ^D7susme woman, I've no^C time to wa^Dste! ^EmFor they're l^E7sus4/Gaunching a ^D7susboat on the ^E7sus4/Gmorrow at ^D7susnoon, A^E7sus4/Gnd I have to be ^D7susthere before d^Caybreak. ^D O^C7h I canna be missing, the lads'll expect me, W^D7hy else would the good Lord himself resurrect me? F^E7or nothing will stop me, I have to prevail, T^F#7hrough the teeth of this tempest, in the mouth of a gale, ^EmMay the ^E7sus4/Gangels protec^D7sust me if all ^E7sus4/Gelse should ^D7susfail, ^EmWhen ^E7sus4/G the ^D7sus last ^E7sus4/G ship ^D7sussails."

^EmOh the r^E7sus4/Goar of the c^D7sushains and the ^E7sus4/Gcracking of t^D7susimbers, ^EmThe nois^E7sus4/Ge at the end^D7sus of the world ^E7sus4/Gin your ears,^{D7sus Em}As a m^E7sus4/Gountain of ^D7sussteel makes its ^E7sus4/Gway to the ^D7sussea, ^EmAnd ^E7sus4/G the ^D7suslast ^E7sus4/G ship s^D7susails..

^EmIt's a ^E7sus4/Gstrange kind of ^D7susbeauty, It's ^E7sus4/Gcold and a^D7susustere, ^EmAnd wha^E7sus4/Gtever it was ^D7susthat ye've ^E7sus4/Gdone to be ^D7sushere, ^EmIt's the^E7sus4/G sum of yr h^D7susopes yr d^E7sus4/Gespairs and yr ^D7susfears, ^EmWhen ^E7sus4/G the ^D7sus last ^E7sus4/G ship ^D7sussails.

W^C7ell the first to arrive saw these signs in the east, L^D7ike that strange moving finger at Balthazar's Feast, ^EmWhere they^E7sus4/G asked the a^D7susdvice of some ^E7sus4/Gwandering ^D7suspriest, ^E7sus4/GAnd the sad ghosts of^D7sus men whom they'd t^Chought long ^Ddeceased, ^EmAnd what^E7sus4/Gever got s^D7susaid, they'd be ^E7sus4/Gcounted at ^D7susleast, ^EmWhen ^E7sus4/G the ^D7sus last ^E7sus4/G ship ^D7sussails.

^EmOh the r^E7sus4/Goar of the c^D7sushains and the ^E7sus4/Gcracking of t^D7susimbers, ^EmThe nois^E7sus4/Ge at the end^D7sus of the world ^E7sus4/Gin your ears,^{D7sus Em}As a m^E7sus4/Gountain of ^D7sussteel makes its ^E7sus4/Gway to the ^D7sussea, ^EmAnd ^E7sus4/G the ^D7suslast ^E7sus4/G ship s^D7susails.. ^EmAnd what^E7sus4/Gever you'd p^D7susromised, what^E7sus4/Gever you've ^D7susdone, ^EmAnd what^E7sus4/Gever the s^D7sustation in l^E7sus4/Gife you've be^D7suscome. ^EmIn the ^E7sus4/Gname of the ^D7susFather, in the ^E7sus4/Gname of the ^D7susSon, ^EmAnd what^E7sus4/Gever the w^D7suseave of this ^E7sus4/Glife that you'^D7susve spun, ^EmOn the ^E7sus4/GEarth or in ^D7susHeaven or ^E7sus4/Gunder the ^D7susSun, ^EmWhen ^E7sus4/G the ^D7sus last ^E7sus4/G ship ^D7sussails.

^EmOhhh ^E7sus4/G the ^D7suslast ^E7sus4/G ship s^D7susails. ^EmOhhh ^E7sus4/G the ^D7suslast ^E7sus4/G ship s^D7susails.