Vampire Weekend - Hudson

^DmHudson died in ^GHudson bay ^CThe water took its ^Amvictim's name ^GmNow rivers rise toward ^FRiverside ^ETo change their names again

^DmA stranger walked in ^Gthrough the door ^CSaid, "All apartme^Amnts are pre-war" ^GmWe laughed and asked him ^Ffor his name ^EHe stayed until the end

^DmWe watched the Germans ^Gplay the Greeks ^CWe marked the ninety-^Amnine-year lease ^GmOur fathers signed which ^FI declined ^ETo try and comprehend

^DmOver and ^Gover again ^CAll these ^Amnever-ending visions ^DmOver and ^Gover again ^CLike a pri^Amze that's changing hands ^DmThe time ^Ghas come ^CThe clock is such a d^Amrag ^GmAll you who c^Fhange your stripes ^ECan wrap me in the flag

^DmThe legendary ^Gwooden gate ^CThat first established ^Amreal estate ^GmIs lost to time like ^Fother crimes ^EThat won this pleasant land

^DmHudson died in ^GHudson bay ^CBut I was born on ^AmSutton Place ^GmThe rising tide helped ^Fme decide ^ETo change my name again

^DmSome men tend to l^Ginger on, ^CAnd some make haste from ^AmBabylon, ^GmAnd some will roam their ^Fruined home, ^ERejoicing to the end

^DmThe lines are ^Gdrawn, the ^Cmap is such a d^Amrag ^GmAll you who ^Fchange your stripes can ^Ewrap me in the flag