Tonalité : C major
Intro 1
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F
C
Dm
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G
Dm
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C
Verse 1
C
Take
down the Union Jack
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C
It clashes with the sunset
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Dm
And put it in the attic with
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C
the emperors old clothes
When did it fall apart?
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C
F
C
Sometime in the eighties
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Dm
When the great and the good gave way
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To the greedy and the mean
C
Verse 2
Bb
Britain isn't cool, you know
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C
It's really not that great
Bb
F
It's not a proper country
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G
It doesn't even have a patron saint
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F
It's just an economic union
Db
Eb
That's past its sell-by date
date
G
Verse 3
C
Take down the Union Jack
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C
It clashes with the sunset
G
Dm
And ask our Scottish neighbors
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C
If independence looks any good
'Cause they just might understand
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C
How to take an abstract notion
G
Dm
of personal identity
F
And turn it into nationhood
C
Verse 4
Bb
Is this the 19th Century
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C
That I'm watching on TV
Bb
F
The dear old queen of England
C
G
Bb
Handing out those MBE s
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Member of the British Empire
Db
That doesn't sound too
Eb
G
A
F
good to me
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Gilbert and George are taking
Am
F
the piss aren't they
G
Am
Gilbert and George are taking the piss
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G
What could be more British than
Am
F
is a picture of me bum
G
Gilbert and George are taking
A
the piss
Verse 5
C
Take down the Union Jack
F
C
It clashes with the sunset
G
Dm
And pile up all those history books
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C
but don't throw them away
They just might have some clues
F
C
about what it really means
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Dm
To be an anglo hyphen saxon
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in England dot Co dot you-K
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G
Dm
To To be an anglo hyphen saxon
in England dot Co dot you-K
you-K
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