Chords for Dignity (Live at Sony Music Studios, New York, NY - November 1994 - Official Audio)

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_ _ _ That man looking at a blade of steel.
_ _ Thin man looking at his last meal.
_ [F] _ Other man [C] looking in a patent for you.
_ A dignity. _ _ _
_ _ _ Wise man looking in a blade of glass.
_ _ Young man looking in the shadows that pass.
[F] _ Hard man looking through [C] painted glass.
_ A dignity. _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ Somebody got murdered on New Year's Eve.
_ _ [F] _ Someone said that [C] dignity was the first to leave.
[F] I went into the city, _ [Em] _
into the town,
[Dm] into the outland of the midnight [G]
sun.
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Searching high, _ searching low, _ _
searching everywhere I know.
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Asking the cops [C] wherever I go,
_ have you more dignity? _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Blind man breaking out of a trance.
_ _ First pose of his hands in the pockets of chance.
_ [F] How about a fine one [C] _ circumstance?
_ A dignity.
_ _ _ _ _ I went to the wedding of Mary Lou.
_ _ _ She said, I don't want nobody to see me talking to you.
_ [F] She could get killed if she told [C] me what she _ knew.
How about dignity?
_ _ _ _ _ [G] I went down with a vote just beat.
_ _ [F] I would have done deeper, but there [C] wasn't any need.
_ I heard the [F] tongues of angels [Em] and the tongues of men
and there [Dm] wasn't any difference to me.
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_ _ [C] _ Shelly went shopping to raise her pay.
_ _ _ Had some fire, _ did some [F] pay.
Couldn't stand at the window, [C] couldn't ask for me.
Have you some dignity? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Drinking man listens to the voice he hears.
_ _ In a crowded room full of covered up mirrors.
_ _ [F] Looking at a lost forgotten [C] _
guest.
How about dignity?
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[C] _ _ I met Prince Philip at the home of the blues.
_ _ Said he gave me information if his name wasn't used.
[F] He wanted money up front, he [C] said he'd been abused.
How about dignity? _ _ _
_ _ [G] Hood Prince running across the silver side.
_ [F] Ships going down in the [C] tattoo land.
[F] I met the sons of darkness [Em] and the sons of light
[Dm] in the baller dance of [G] despair.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] I had no place to fade, I had no clothes.
I'm on the rolling river in a jerkin' boat.
[F] Trying to read a letter to [C] me.
Somebody wrote about _ dignity.
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Sick man looking for the doctor's cure. _ _
Looking at his hands for the lines that were.
[F] And in every masterpiece [C] of literature.
_ _ For dignity.
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Englishman stranded in a blackout wind.
_ _ Home on his airbag, his future looks thin.
[F] He bats the bullet and he [C] looks within.
_ _ For dignity.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] Someone showed me a picture, I just had to laugh.
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Dignity never been [C] photographed.
_ _ [F] I went into the red, [Em] I went into the black.
[Dm] Went into the valley of rubble and [G] bleeds. _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] So many roads, so much at stake.
_ So many dead ends and I'm at the edge of the lake.
[F] _ Sometimes I wonder [C] what it's gonna take.
To find _ dignity. _ _
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