Chords for Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - (I'll Love You) Till The End Of The World
Tempo:
123.4 bpm
Chords used:
Em
Am
G
C
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Am] [B] [C] [B]
[F] It was [Em] a miracle I even got out of Longwood alive.
This town full of men with big mouths and no guts.
I mean if you can just picture it.
The whole third floor of the hotel [G] gutted by the blast.
And the street below showered in shards of broken [Em] glass.
All the drunks pouring out of the dance halls staring up at the smoke and the flames.
And the blind [C] pencil seller waving [G] his stick shouting for his [D] dog that lay [Em] dead on the
side of the road.
And me, if you can believe this, at the wheel of the car [C] closing [G] my eyes and actually [D] praying.
[E]
Not to God [Am] above, [Em] but to you.
[Am] Saying,
[G] help me girl, help me girl, I'll love you till the end of time.
[Am] With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
Some [A] things we plan.
[C] We sit and we invent and we [Em] plot and cook up.
[A] Others are works of [Em] inspiration, of poetry.
[G] And it was this genius hand that pushed me up the [C] hotel stairs to [Em] say my last goodbye.
[A] To a hair white as [Em] snow and her pale blue eyes.
Saying I gotta [Am] go, I gotta [G] go.
The bomb and [D] the bread boss got [Em] ready to blow.
[A] In this town of [Em] men with big mouths and no guts.
The pencil seller's [Am] dog spooked by the [G] explosion leaping under my [D] wheels.
As I careered [E] out of [Em] Longwood on my way to you.
[Am] Waiting in your dress, [Em] in your dress of blue.
[C] I [G] said thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
[E]
[Em] And [A] with the horses [Em] prancing through the fields.
With my knife in my jeans and the rain on [Bm] the [A] shield.
[Em] I sang a song for the glory of the beauty of you.
[Am] Waiting for me [G] in your dress [Bm] of [D] blue.
[G] Thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as coal and your [D] long, dark curve.
I said [G] thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as [Em] coal [Am] and your [D] long, dark curve.
I [G] said thank you girl, [A]
[G] thank you girl.
I'll love you till [C] the end [G]
[Am] of the [C] world.
With [Am] your eyes black as [Em] coal and your [C] long, [D]
[F#] dark [D] curve.
I said [G] thank you girl.
[Am] [Em] [Am]
[N]
[F] It was [Em] a miracle I even got out of Longwood alive.
This town full of men with big mouths and no guts.
I mean if you can just picture it.
The whole third floor of the hotel [G] gutted by the blast.
And the street below showered in shards of broken [Em] glass.
All the drunks pouring out of the dance halls staring up at the smoke and the flames.
And the blind [C] pencil seller waving [G] his stick shouting for his [D] dog that lay [Em] dead on the
side of the road.
And me, if you can believe this, at the wheel of the car [C] closing [G] my eyes and actually [D] praying.
[E]
Not to God [Am] above, [Em] but to you.
[Am] Saying,
[G] help me girl, help me girl, I'll love you till the end of time.
[Am] With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
Some [A] things we plan.
[C] We sit and we invent and we [Em] plot and cook up.
[A] Others are works of [Em] inspiration, of poetry.
[G] And it was this genius hand that pushed me up the [C] hotel stairs to [Em] say my last goodbye.
[A] To a hair white as [Em] snow and her pale blue eyes.
Saying I gotta [Am] go, I gotta [G] go.
The bomb and [D] the bread boss got [Em] ready to blow.
[A] In this town of [Em] men with big mouths and no guts.
The pencil seller's [Am] dog spooked by the [G] explosion leaping under my [D] wheels.
As I careered [E] out of [Em] Longwood on my way to you.
[Am] Waiting in your dress, [Em] in your dress of blue.
[C] I [G] said thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
[E]
[Em] And [A] with the horses [Em] prancing through the fields.
With my knife in my jeans and the rain on [Bm] the [A] shield.
[Em] I sang a song for the glory of the beauty of you.
[Am] Waiting for me [G] in your dress [Bm] of [D] blue.
[G] Thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as coal and your [D] long, dark curve.
I said [G] thank you girl, thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
With your eyes black as [Em] coal [Am] and your [D] long, dark curve.
I [G] said thank you girl, [A]
[G] thank you girl.
I'll love you till [C] the end [G]
[Am] of the [C] world.
With [Am] your eyes black as [Em] coal and your [C] long, [D]
[F#] dark [D] curve.
I said [G] thank you girl.
[Am] [Em] [Am]
[N]
Key:
Em
Am
G
C
D
Em
Am
G
[Am] _ [B] _ _ [C] _ _ [B] _
[F] _ It was [Em] a miracle I even got out of Longwood alive.
_ This town full of men with big mouths and no guts.
_ I mean if you can just picture it.
The whole third floor of the hotel [G] gutted by the blast.
And the street below showered in shards of broken [Em] glass.
All the drunks pouring out of the dance halls staring up at the smoke and the flames.
And the blind [C] pencil seller waving [G] his stick shouting for his [D] dog that lay [Em] dead on the
side of the road. _
And me, if you can believe this, at the wheel of the car [C] _ closing [G] my eyes and actually [D] praying.
[E] _
Not to God [Am] above, _ [Em] but to you.
_ [Am] Saying, _
[G] help me girl, _ _ help me girl, I'll love you till the end of time.
[Am] _ _ _ _ With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Some [A] things we plan.
[C] We sit and we invent and we [Em] plot and cook up.
[A] Others are works of [Em] inspiration, of poetry.
_ _ [G] And it was this genius hand that pushed me up the [C] hotel stairs to [Em] say my last goodbye.
[A] To a hair white as [Em] snow and her pale blue eyes.
Saying I gotta [Am] go, I gotta [G] go.
The bomb and [D] the bread boss got [Em] ready to blow.
[A] In this town of [Em] men with big mouths and no guts.
The pencil seller's [Am] dog spooked by the [G] explosion leaping under my [D] wheels.
As I careered [E] out of [Em] Longwood on my way to you.
[Am] Waiting in your dress, [Em] in your dress of blue.
[C] I [G] said thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world. _
_ _ With your eyes black as coal and your _ long, [Em] dark curve.
_ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ And [A] with the horses [Em] prancing through the fields.
With my knife in my jeans and the rain on [Bm] the [A] shield.
[Em] I sang a song for the glory of the beauty of you.
[Am] Waiting for me [G] in your dress [Bm] of [D] blue. _
[G] Thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
_ _ With your eyes black as coal and your _ [D] long, dark curve. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
I said [G] thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
_ I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world. _
_ With your eyes black as [Em] coal [Am] and your _ [D] long, dark curve. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I [G] said thank you girl, _ [A] _ _
[G] thank you girl.
I'll love you till [C] the end [G]
[Am] of the _ [C] world.
With [Am] your eyes black as [Em] coal and your [C] long, _ [D] _ _ _
[F#] dark [D] curve. _ _ _
I said [G] thank you girl.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ [Em] _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[F] _ It was [Em] a miracle I even got out of Longwood alive.
_ This town full of men with big mouths and no guts.
_ I mean if you can just picture it.
The whole third floor of the hotel [G] gutted by the blast.
And the street below showered in shards of broken [Em] glass.
All the drunks pouring out of the dance halls staring up at the smoke and the flames.
And the blind [C] pencil seller waving [G] his stick shouting for his [D] dog that lay [Em] dead on the
side of the road. _
And me, if you can believe this, at the wheel of the car [C] _ closing [G] my eyes and actually [D] praying.
[E] _
Not to God [Am] above, _ [Em] but to you.
_ [Am] Saying, _
[G] help me girl, _ _ help me girl, I'll love you till the end of time.
[Am] _ _ _ _ With your eyes black as coal and your long, [Em] dark curve.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Some [A] things we plan.
[C] We sit and we invent and we [Em] plot and cook up.
[A] Others are works of [Em] inspiration, of poetry.
_ _ [G] And it was this genius hand that pushed me up the [C] hotel stairs to [Em] say my last goodbye.
[A] To a hair white as [Em] snow and her pale blue eyes.
Saying I gotta [Am] go, I gotta [G] go.
The bomb and [D] the bread boss got [Em] ready to blow.
[A] In this town of [Em] men with big mouths and no guts.
The pencil seller's [Am] dog spooked by the [G] explosion leaping under my [D] wheels.
As I careered [E] out of [Em] Longwood on my way to you.
[Am] Waiting in your dress, [Em] in your dress of blue.
[C] I [G] said thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world. _
_ _ With your eyes black as coal and your _ long, [Em] dark curve.
_ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] _ And [A] with the horses [Em] prancing through the fields.
With my knife in my jeans and the rain on [Bm] the [A] shield.
[Em] I sang a song for the glory of the beauty of you.
[Am] Waiting for me [G] in your dress [Bm] of [D] blue. _
[G] Thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world.
_ _ With your eyes black as coal and your _ [D] long, dark curve. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
I said [G] thank you girl, _ _ _ thank you girl.
_ I'll love you till the end of [Am] the world. _
_ With your eyes black as [Em] coal [Am] and your _ [D] long, dark curve. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I [G] said thank you girl, _ [A] _ _
[G] thank you girl.
I'll love you till [C] the end [G]
[Am] of the _ [C] world.
With [Am] your eyes black as [Em] coal and your [C] long, _ [D] _ _ _
[F#] dark [D] curve. _ _ _
I said [G] thank you girl.
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ [Em] _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _