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Date: Sun, 16 Jun 1996 22:05:01 -0700 From: Simon Whitaker DO NOT GO GENTLY By Weddings Parties Anything Written by Michael Thomas -------------------------- VERSE 1
GTo the bar he gEmoes in his half grown bAmeard and his wCorkman's clothes TGill closing tiEmme he will sit and tAmhink of the things that Che did in his Dprime When his hCair was longer, and hEmis ideals were Amstronger C before he lDet things pass When he thoCught he was the vDoice of the woCrking clGass he really tChought he was the Dvoice of the wCorking cGlass
VERSE 2 But the years rolled by and they took their toll one grows tired and one grows old looks for a temporary situation might as well wait for his superanuation Now he hardly thinks of a manuscript he wrote he sits and drinks in a Fitzroy pub and refuses to admit that he has missed the boat He refuses to admit that he has missed the boat BRIDGE
GBut OCh! the DmemorCies, of wGild nights sCpent in CaDrlton bCars GAnd oCh the tDales he tCells, of dGexydriCn and boDrrowed cCars GHis hCands they sDhake, his eyCes they glGaze He exCaggerDates his WChitlam dGays We aCll grow Dold, we aCll get Gfat Pray to CGod we dDon't all Cgo like tDhat
VERSE 3 As the night rolls on and it's getting late So it's off home to house he hates For the restless sleep on the clean white sheets and the morning when his head will ache just it time to catch a train and start the whole thing fresh again But is fresh the word you'd use? Not much to win, much too much to lose CHORUS (chords as bridge) Do not go gently, do not go sad Do not go gently, do not go sad Do not go gently, do not go sad Do not go gently, do not go sad REPEAT Transcribed by Simon Whitaker simonj@ariel.ucs.unimelb.edu.au