Stranglers - Always the sun

^DHow many times have you woken up and prayed for the ^Grain? ^DHow many times have you seen the papers apportion the ^Gblame? ^AWho gets to sa^Gy, ^Awho gets the work and who gets to ^Gplay?

^AI was always told at school ^Geverybody should get the ^Asame ^DHow many times have you been told, if you don't ask you don't ^Gget? ^DHow many liars have taken your money, your mother said you shouldn't ^Gbet? ^AAnd who has the fu^Gn, i^As it always the man with the ^Egun? ^GSomeone must have told him if you ^Bmwork too hard you can ^Asweat

^BmThere's always the s^Dun ^GThere's always the s^Bmun ^DAlways, ^Emalways, ^Galways th^Ae sun

^DHow many times have the weathermen told you stories that made you ^Glaugh? ^DY'know it's not unlike the politicians and the leaders when they do things by ^Ghalf ^AAnd who gets the j^Gob of ^Apushing the kn^Eob? ^GThat sort of responsibility y^Bmou draw straws for, if you're mad e n^Aough

^BmThere's always the s^Dun ^GThere's always the s^Bmun ^DAlways, ^Emalways, ^Galways the ^Asun

^BmThere's always the ^Dsun ^GThere's always the ^Bmsun ^DAlways, ^Emalways, ^Galways the s^Aun ^BmThere's always the s^Dun ^GThere's always the s^Bmun ^DAlways, ^Emalways, ^Galways the s^Aun