The Saddest Song Ever Written About Star Trek Warp 11 It’s Dead Jim Intro: (Down arpeggio open chords and let ring) D---Bm---G---A--- (x2) Verse 1: D---Bm---G---A--- (still with arpeggio) It was a warm summer’s night when I sat down to write The prettiest song ever written about Star Trek The sky was clear full of stars above I thought of Kirk and his crew and their mission of love And I sang the first verse of the prettiest song ever written about Star Trek Bridge: (Enter electric guitar with bar chords) G---A---

^GWhen the words ^Acame out ^GEverything was^A wrong ^GFor those who’^Ad boldly go ^GHad already^A gone ^D‘Cause the show w^Bmas cancelled and t^Ghe dream wa^As dead ^DAnd a red ale^Bmrt started^G wailing in my ^Ahead ^GAnd I realized ^AI had written ^GThe saddest song^A ever written

N.C.

D---Bm---G---A--- About Star Trek D---Bm---G---A--- “Woo-woo-woo”

Verse 2: (back to open chord arpeggio) D---Bm---G---A--- Now the sky was dark devoid of love And Roddenberry’s ashes were floating up above Raining down on a man Singing the saddest song ever written about Star Trek Bridge 2: (In electric guitar with bar chords) G---A---

^GAnd now ^ABones is ^Gnothing but ^Abones ^GHe finally^A went and took ^Ghis final voyage^A home And^D Scotty’s^Bm body just couldn?^G??t take m^Auch more ^DAnd I’m sure this is t^Bmhe saddest^G song ever w^Aritten about Sta^Dr Trek It’s th^Bme song, it’s ^Gthe sadd^Aest song, ^Dever written about ^Bmstar trek it’s th^Ge saddest^A song (About sta^Dr trek ever ^Bmwritten, it’s t^Ghe saddes^At song) x2

Outro: (back to down arpeggio with open chords)

^DI thought about ^Bmspace and the^G final ^Afrontier D Bm G A(hold) And I shed a tear as I finished the saddest song-- N.C.
D (let ring) ever written about Star Trek

Warp 11 - The saddest song ever written about star trek