Xtc - Books are burning

^GBooks are burning In the ma^Din square, and I saw th^E/G#ere The fire e^Amating the te^D7xt Books are b^Gurning In the st^Dill air And you know w^Ehere they burn books ^AmPeople are n^D7ext

^EmI believe ^Athe printed ^Fword should be forg^G/Fiven ^EmDoesn't m^Aatter what i^Ft said^{G Em}Wisdom ho^Atline from the d^Fead back to the l^G/Fiving ^BbKey to the la^Frder for your ^Cheart and he^Dad

Books are bur^Gning In our own ^Dtown, watch us t^E/G#urn 'round And cast our g^Amlances e^D7lsewhere Books are ^Gburning In the p^Dlayground Smell of b^Emurnt book is not u^Amnlike human ha^D7ir

I ^Embelieve the^A printed wo^Frd is more than sac^G/Fred B^Emeyond the g^Aauge of good or ^Fba^Gd ^EmThe human r^Aight to let your s^Foul fly free and n^Gaked ^BbAbove the ^Fviolence of the f^Cearful and s^Dad

T^Ehe church of ma^Gtches ^BbAnoints in i^F7gnorance with g^D7asoline ^EThe church of m^Gatches ^BbGrows fat by br^F7eathing in the s^Dsus4moke of dreams It's q^D7uite obscene

Books are ^Gburning More each d^Day now, and I pr^E/G#ay now You boys will t^Amire of these g^D7ames Books are ^Gburning I hope s^Domehow, this will al^E/G#low A phoenix ^Amup from the fla^D7mes