Chords for The Cure - TV AM 1992 ( Part 2 )

It's the only way to get to America, I suppose, unless you fancy a long swim.
Well, today we see the band, who are at number 6 in the charts with Freddie and the Love,
arrive in New York for the start of their US tour.
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Not all of [Bm] The Cure made the Atlantic crossing by [A] QE2.
Boris [Bm] and Paul opted to fly to the US,
[Dbm] and the band were reunited in [B] this New York bar for a slightly confusing press conference.
_ [D] Ladies and gentlemen, as you know, The [Dm] Cure _ arrived this morning here on the QE2
and are kind enough to come by here before the commencement [Em] of their 40-day US [B] tour to answer some questions.
_ Having [Bm] sorted out who's who, [E] time for the first soundcheck,
and a chance to put together a final [A] running order.
_ _ [G] Cure fans in Britain have [D] already seen the band [A] perform material from the new album Wish,
but it was a tour that [Am] very nearly didn't happen. _ _
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] Yeah, well, originally [B] we were just going to do one, [Ab] which is an A-Warm update,
because we haven't played on stage for about a year and a half.
We thought we'd better not just arrive in America and step out in front of 30,000 people
and just freeze and think, what [Gm] do we do now?
No pre-concert nerves on the first night of the American tour, but a few reassuring hugs. _ _ _ _ _
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_ [B] _ _ We [G] walk around the land, _ _ we walk up the railroad,
[B] _ _ and [Em] everyone will turn over,
_ [C] _ [D] someone will take [Bm] us home.
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[E] _ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ [A] But the [G] time [Bm] is over, _ _ [A] so [Bm] we walk away.
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[G] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _ [C] I [D] was quiet [E] as well.
[G] _ My eyesight's got so bad now that it's just like wallpaper.
I didn't know if [N] there was 6,000 or 6,000.
But this plane tonight, some of the concerts are only about 1,700 or 1,800 people.
You can see people, but it's actually, like I said, quite intimidating,
because I'm not _ [Cm] a very natural performer.
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[C] Let [Eb] me go, [F] help me, _
[C] _ [Eb] right now.
[F] I'm _ [Bb] _ _
[C] _ [Eb] turning, turning [F] blue,
[Bb] all [C] the windows [Eb] I've [F] opened.
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[Cm] _ [Eb] My sight [F] has got [Bb] stuck.
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[C] Two [Eb] of us [F] together [Bb] again,
[C] it's just [Eb] the same [F] old stupid game.
I don't care [G] if you don't,
I [Eb] _ don't feel [F] if you don't, _
[G] I won't play [Ab] if you don't, _
[Bb] I won't say it,
you'll say [C] it.
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_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ [G] We've got a kind of self-deprecating thing within the group
that keeps us [Eb] all the same.
Right, so if you started sort of getting a bit above yourself?
I would get slapped round the back of the head.
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[B] _ _ _ _ [Db] Well, I see you [Bm] disguise as kind,
_ [A] I'm like a [B] child in the night.
[Db] How you move [B] the weight of _
[A] survivors.
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[A] The _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _
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_ _ _ _ [Db] way I see you,
[Bm] sticky-ass lips,
[A] slicky-ass tricks,
[B] can't get that far.
[Db] The way you pout,
the [B] way you shout out [A] loud,
the three [Bm] in one, two, three.
[Db] The way I see [Bm] you,
I'm heavy as _
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_ [G] _ _ Oh, cut off in a prime they were then.
That's it boys, enough.
Next.
Don't you dare, don't you dare, that was great.
It was a good concert.
Very, very good live.
They're very big in America, are they? _ _
Huge.
Huge in America, they are.
And we'll be seeing some more tomorrow.
Right, and they come from Crawley in West Sussex.
Have they got the freedom of the town?
Probably.
Should have, shouldn't they?
Should have, certainly.
One of Crawley's finest exports. _ _ _ _