Day of Silence – guitar crd

Day of Silence | guitar crd
By Pete Townshend
>From 'Happy Birthday' 1970
Written by Pete Townshend Universal Spiritual League

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2001-10-08                   Whotabs   www.thewho.net/whotabs/

Fadd2

Fadd2
 When you're  feeling low

Dmadd2
 Try a day of silence

Gm7sus4
 Take things very slow

Cadd2
 Listen to the wireless

Fadd2
 Never speak a sound

Dmadd2
 Sit up on  the hedgerow

Gm7sus4
 Watch the world go round

Cadd2
 Peace will let your mind know

Fadd2
When you've  had a row

Dmadd2
Sit alone, say nothing

Gm7sus4
It's really funny how

    Cadd2
You quickly see that something

Fadd2
 Wonderful and warm

Dmadd2
 Lies between each second

Gm7sus4
In every silent hour

 Cadd2
Eternity will beckon

Am         Am/G              Am/F    
 You and me we are part of a single soul
Am/E                     Dm
 And one day we will know we're one
Dm/C#               Dm/C
 Sit and listen the word will come
Dm/B                Bbmaj7
 There is nothing beneath the sun,
                   Am
That we can't realize.
        Ab+
And one peaceful night
                         C/G
Will remind us that it's all alright
                         D9/F#
Then we'll figure we owe it all 
               C/G G       G
To one life of silence

Cadd2
 Whispers will in match
Amadd2
 Proud against the thunder

    Dm7sus4
The wind has precious words

  Gadd2
Erase our problem's rumble

Cadd2
 Watch each petal fall
Amadd2
 Hear it crash like sea spray
Dm7sus4
 Someone sees it all
Gadd2
 We will meet him someday

Cadd2

Cadd2
 When you're feeling low
Amadd2
 Try a day of silence
Dm7sus4
 Take things very slow
      G
Maybe listen to the wireless


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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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