Strawbs - Revenge can be so sweet

A ^Amconfluence of rivers once ^Cflowed out to the sea Where ^Em7forests grew abundant and ^Dnature’s gifts were free Man ^Ambuilt his mighty temples and ^Cprayed at his own feet But the ^Em7desert sands were shifting, re^Dvenge can be so sweet

^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up Re^Dvenge can be so sweet ^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up ^D

Be^Amneath the Tower of Babel ^Ccrowds began to form ^Em7Gathering in defiance in the ^Dforefront of the storm Ma^Amchinery breathed fire, ^Cmelting with the heat ^Em7Flames lit up the night sky, re^Dvenge can be so sweet

^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up Re^Dvenge can be so sweet ^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up ^D

The ^Amculture of possession is both ^Cperilous and plain Man ^Em7shows no inhibitions in the ^Dconquests that remain ^AmThose who breed corruption, should ^Csleep out in the street ^Em7Life is meant for living, re^Dvenge can be so sweet

^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up Re^Dvenge can be so sweet ^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up ^D

^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up Re^Dvenge can be so sweet ^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up ^D

^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up Re^Dvenge can be so sweet ^AmWe shall all rise up ^CMarch to the beat ^Em7We shall all rise up ^D