Chords for Stereophonics - Nice To Be Out
Tempo:
89.2 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
He asked me, so where have you been?
Let me think, now let me see.
I stood one slant, hit list feet.
It stood when he made a [A] speech in Nuremberg in 38.
He tried to build a perfect [D] race.
He said, black men ain't gonna run alongside a perfect son.
He's Dallas to the library, the place they ended Kennedy.
He stood where Oswald took his shot.
In my opinion, there's a bigger [A] plot.
Carson is back and to the left.
The picket fence, the better [D] bet.
Harris came and summer went.
The tunnel's now a flower bed.
Famous turf, the Mayor Jeff Hurst.
The vodka stops to quench my thirst.
Golden Gate's drove out the tries.
And the fat man failed to get us [A] past.
Jimmy's corner in Raging Bull.
De Niro's jokes in bottle [D] pills.
Elvis tales from Mr.
Wood.
Would any Richard Burton if you could?
Tourist there, tourist stops.
One more picture, one more God.
Another type of foreign change.
It makes you think, it makes you sane.
[A] Talking more about yourself is a mirror to have it [D] checked.
Checks are always passing through.
Some depart, but a lot come through.
Restaurant talk, a picket seat.
You bite your tongue, I'll chew your meat.
Sleep or drink, I drink to sleep.
And one more week and we'll meet.
[A] We'll talk of what we haven't done since we departed back a month.
[D] We argue while we have to shout.
All in all, it's nice to be alive.
He asked me, so where have you been?
Let me think, now let me see.
I stood one slant, hit list feet.
It stood when he made a [A] speech in Nuremberg in 38.
He tried to build a perfect [D] race.
He said, black men ain't gonna run alongside a perfect son.
He's Dallas to the library, the place they ended Kennedy.
He stood where Oswald took his shot.
In my opinion, there's a bigger [A] plot.
Carson is back and to the left.
The picket fence, the better [D] bet.
Harris came and summer went.
The tunnel's now a flower bed.
Famous turf, the Mayor Jeff Hurst.
The vodka stops to quench my thirst.
Golden Gate's drove out the tries.
And the fat man failed to get us [A] past.
Jimmy's corner in Raging Bull.
De Niro's jokes in bottle [D] pills.
Elvis tales from Mr.
Wood.
Would any Richard Burton if you could?
Tourist there, tourist stops.
One more picture, one more God.
Another type of foreign change.
It makes you think, it makes you sane.
[A] Talking more about yourself is a mirror to have it [D] checked.
Checks are always passing through.
Some depart, but a lot come through.
Restaurant talk, a picket seat.
You bite your tongue, I'll chew your meat.
Sleep or drink, I drink to sleep.
And one more week and we'll meet.
[A] We'll talk of what we haven't done since we departed back a month.
[D] We argue while we have to shout.
All in all, it's nice to be alive.
Key:
D
A
D
A
D
A
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A
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_ _ He asked me, so where have you been?
Let me think, now let me see.
I stood one slant, hit list feet.
It stood when he made a [A] speech in Nuremberg in 38.
He tried to build a perfect [D] race.
He said, black men ain't gonna run alongside a perfect _ son. _ _
_ _ He's Dallas to the library, the place they ended Kennedy.
He stood where Oswald took his shot.
In my opinion, there's a bigger [A] plot.
Carson is back and to the left.
The picket fence, the better [D] bet.
Harris came and summer went.
The tunnel's now a flower bed. _ _ _
_ _ _ Famous turf, the Mayor Jeff Hurst.
The vodka stops to quench my thirst.
Golden Gate's drove out the tries.
And the fat man failed to get us [A] past.
Jimmy's corner in Raging Bull.
De Niro's jokes in bottle [D] pills.
Elvis tales from Mr.
Wood.
Would any Richard Burton if you _ could? _
_ _ _ Tourist there, tourist stops.
One more picture, one more God.
Another type of foreign change.
It makes you think, it makes you sane.
[A] Talking more about yourself is a mirror to have it [D] checked.
Checks are always passing through.
Some depart, but a lot come _ through. _
_ _ _ Restaurant talk, a picket seat.
You bite your tongue, I'll chew your meat.
Sleep or drink, I drink to sleep.
And one more week and we'll meet.
[A] We'll talk of what we haven't done since we departed back a month.
[D] We argue while we have to shout.
All in all, it's nice to be alive. _ _
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_ _ He asked me, so where have you been?
Let me think, now let me see.
I stood one slant, hit list feet.
It stood when he made a [A] speech in Nuremberg in 38.
He tried to build a perfect [D] race.
He said, black men ain't gonna run alongside a perfect _ son. _ _
_ _ He's Dallas to the library, the place they ended Kennedy.
He stood where Oswald took his shot.
In my opinion, there's a bigger [A] plot.
Carson is back and to the left.
The picket fence, the better [D] bet.
Harris came and summer went.
The tunnel's now a flower bed. _ _ _
_ _ _ Famous turf, the Mayor Jeff Hurst.
The vodka stops to quench my thirst.
Golden Gate's drove out the tries.
And the fat man failed to get us [A] past.
Jimmy's corner in Raging Bull.
De Niro's jokes in bottle [D] pills.
Elvis tales from Mr.
Wood.
Would any Richard Burton if you _ could? _
_ _ _ Tourist there, tourist stops.
One more picture, one more God.
Another type of foreign change.
It makes you think, it makes you sane.
[A] Talking more about yourself is a mirror to have it [D] checked.
Checks are always passing through.
Some depart, but a lot come _ through. _
_ _ _ Restaurant talk, a picket seat.
You bite your tongue, I'll chew your meat.
Sleep or drink, I drink to sleep.
And one more week and we'll meet.
[A] We'll talk of what we haven't done since we departed back a month.
[D] We argue while we have to shout.
All in all, it's nice to be alive. _ _
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