Industrial Disease Chords by Dire Straits

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_ _ _ _ _ I want to let you flash it down and call it to control.
Somebody drew it, finally they threw him in the hole.
There's rumors in the loathing, being an actor in the town.
Somebody blew a whistle and the walls came [D] down.
It's a meeting in a boardroom, they're trying to trace the smell.
[A] There's a beacon in the washroom, they're just seeking [D] personnel.
_ [E] Somewhere in the corridor someone was [D] heard to sneeze.
[A] Goodness me, could this be industrial disease?
_ Caretaker was crucified, and Stephen and his boss.
Refused to be pacified, it's him they blame the most. _
Watchdog, a rabies bomb, and God of police.
Everyone concerned about industrial [D] disease.
It's time they found a switchboard to loosen knots.
[A] Some come out in sympathy, some come out [D] in spots.
[E] Some blame the management, some the [D] employees.
_ [A] Everybody knows it's industrial _ disease. _ _
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_ _ _ The United Workforce is disgusted, down two spots. _
Innocence is injured, experience just taught.
Everyone seeks damages, and everyone agrees that.
These are factors symptoms of a monetary slow [D] ease.
On ITV and BBC they talk about the curse.
[A] Philosophy is useless, theology [D] worse.
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Green was over, there's a neck in old [D] street.
[A] Sociologists invent words, the great industrial _ _ [D] _ _ disease.
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_ _ _ _ Dr.
Parkinson declared, I'm not [N] surprised to see you here.
You've got smokers caught from smoking, growers stripped from drinking beer.
I don't know how you came to get the bloody Davis knees.
Worst of all, young [E] man, you've got [A] a lung disease.
_ He [D] wrote me a prescription, he said, you are depressed.
[A] I'm glad you came to see me to get this off your [D] chest.
[E] Come back and see me later.
_ Take a [D] patient, please.
[A] Send in another victim of the industrial disease.
Ha ha ha.
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_ _ [G] _ Spin it.
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_ _ _ _ Knuckle down to see this corner of the industrial.
They got free speech, tourists, police, and drugs.
Two men say that Jesus, what I must be wrong is protesting.
Now he's singing a protest song.
He [D] says, you want to have a war?
[C] Keep it back to me.
[A] They want to have a war.
Keep us [D] on release.
[E] They want to have a war to stop us fighting [Am] Japanese.
[A] They want to have a war to stop the nuclear regime.
They're pointing out the enemy to keep you deaf and blind.
They want to stop your energy and incarcerate your mind.
Give you a real Britannic.
_ _ Three, two weeks in his bed here on Sunday, straight knees.
[D] Meanwhile, Jesus says, I'll cure it soon.
[A] Polish Monday mornings and Friday [D] afternoon.
[E] You're the ones out on hunger strike.
He's dying [D] by degrees.
[A] How come Jesus gets industrial disease? _ _
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