The Style Council - Come to Milton Keynes

      
 
 heliocentric@breathe.com
 20th October 2000, 8.07pm
 
 COME TO MILTON KEYNES
 (Paul Weller)
 
 From 'Our Favourite Shop', 1985
 
 Chords used:
 
 A: x02220 B7: x21202 E9: 020132
 Bm: x24432 Dmaj7: xx0222 E: 022100
 C#m: x46654 C#m7: x46454
 F#m: 244222 F#m7: 242222
 E7: 020100 Am7: x02213
 
 A Bm (x4)
 
 A     Bm       A      Bm   
 May I walk you home tonight
 A       C#m      F#m                  
 On this fine and lovely night tonight?
 E7                  Bm              
 We'll walk past the luscious houses;
 C#m                   B7             
 The rolling lawns and lovely flowers.
     A        Bm             A        Bm        
 Our nice new town where the curtains are drawn,
       A                   B7                  
 Where hope is started and dreams can be borne.
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 A      Bm          A   Bm 
 Let us share our insanity
 A        C#m         F#m     
 Go mad together in community.
 E7                         Bm               
 Boys on the corner looking for their supper;
 C#m                       B7                 
 Boys on the green looking for some slaughter.
    A             Bm             A         Bm     
 We used to chase dreams, now we chase the dragon.
 A                         B7            
 Mine is the semi with the Union Jack on.
 
 Dmaj7                                       C#m7   F#m7 
 In this paradise lost, we'll be finding our sanity.
 Am7                                        E7  
 In our paradise found, we'll be losing our way,
       C#m           
 For a brave new day.
 
 A Bm (x2)
 
 A C#m F#m E7 
     
 Bm F#m B7 
    
 Dmaj7 F#m 
   
 E9 E7 
   
 A     Bm       A        Bm   
 May I slash my wrists tonight
 A       C#m     F#m                      
 On this fine conservative night, tonight?
       E7                      Bm           
 I was looking for a job, so I came to town.
   C#m                   B7             
 I easily adapt when the chips are down.
   A        Bm           A       Bm      
 I read the ad about the private schemes.
   A                           B7           
 I liked the idea; but now I'm not so Keyne.
 
 Dmaj7 C#m E 
    
 A Bm (x24)
 
 A (harp)