Tonalidad: Eb major
Verse 1
A
F#m
A
Something
always
keeps you scurrying
D
With problems and with worrying
E
A
There's additives in the fittles
B
E
And there's poisons in the air
D
E
There's kids with problem parents
And you can't imagine
F#
Where you'll get the money
To pay the bills
You're getting old, getting fat
Behind the Joneses
Lost your job and a top batch
B
E
You've got no matches for the gas
D
C#m
Your head is always aching
E
A
And the earth is always quaking
E
And the kids are runnin' wild
B
Cuts, cuts, more cuts
Cholesterol, a national front
Traffic jams, a neutron bomb
Afghanistan is rainin' on your holidays
E
And still you try to smile
D
E
Deficits and overflows
F#
E
The hurdles and the undertoes
A
F#m
Have we got enough without
B
E
The nuclear sideshow?
A
Every time you turn around
D
You're shellin' out another pound
E
A
The mortgage, the petrol
B
E
The insurance and the rent
A flutter on the pools
This could be a ruinous event
F#
B -A -T -P -A -Y -E -E -E -C
Alimony by 83 will be on our knees
And the Portuguese will
B
E
send us foreign aid
D
E
You pay to read the news about inflation
A
And the nation doesn't
E
buy the kids their shoes
B
Kirby grips a kitty cat,
a drop of booze
And little things like clothes,
food, heat, light, rates
And your Mediterranean cruise
E
Plenty of ways to lose your pence
F#m
E
From dire need to extravagance
A
Haven't we got enough without
B
E
the nuclear expenses?
A
Everything without a doubt
D
E
is wearing thin and wearing out
A
Bbdim
Gas and oil are given out,
B
E
the pop runs out of beer
D
E
Your teeth are full of fillings
and the peace talks disappear
A
F#
Along with the strike negotiations,
relations with your relations
Cities crumbled
F
B
E
and there's holes in all the sheets
D
C#m
Your marriage needs repairing,
E
lots of truncheons
A
Wearing out with hidden folks
E
A
between the ears
E
B
Broken -down machines
combine to wear you down
E
more than the passing of your years
Whatever it is that's getting you down
F#
E
by breaking up and breaking down
A
Haven't we got enough
B
E
without a nuclear meltdown?
A
The finest plans of men and mice of
D
E
ten don't turn out so nice
A
The little mite, the microwave,
B
E
the bridge across the Tay
Getting married can be great
A
until the second day
E
F#
DC -10s again and again,
DDT, Rolling Point, Concord
Join the army,
B
E
don't forget your dolk on shield
D
E
There's junctions like spaghetti
A
and we elect the Iron Lady
E
And the B -man in the suit,
Mini Metro, Maxi Hindenburg
They even built a hospital
with an enema room without a
E
B
loo
E
Longadoodledoo
D
E
Guinea pigs of every nation,
F#m
F#
E
let's announce our abdication
A
Haven't we had enough
B
without a nuclear miss?
A miss is who?
A
You can die of suffocation
D
or go up in a conflagration
E
A
If you find the transportation
B
E
you can die among the wheels
D
There's drowning,
E
falling down the stairs
and choking on your meals
F#
Cigarettes and drugs or guns
and clubs and knives
In the hands of thugs and mugs
B
E
of husbands an d their wives
D
E
There's suicide and cancer
A
or there's falling off a cliff
E
Or just an overdose of flu
B
Dying of shock on budget day,
drinking all your cares away
Cholera, diphtheria, hysteria,
or snakebite
E
in the jungles of Peru
Plenty of ways of getting faster
F#m
E
to the day you breathe your last
A
Oh, Ham, we got enough
B
E
A
without a nuclear disaster
All the things you like to do,
D
the very things you'd hate to lose
A
Sons and lovers, wife and kids,
B
E
the smell of treacle tart
West Ham winning at home,
we're dabbling in the arts
F#
Bacon and egg,
and bacon and egg,
and bacon and egg,
and books, flowers, clouds
Garden men and fishin',
sleepin' in and wishin' you was winning
B
E
The bonds are simply gazing into space
D
A
E
Once upon a time a loaf of bread,
a double bed,
A
E
a glass of wine, my love and you
B
I've even heard it said
that women get their kicks
from watching little heartbeat
E
soldiers marching down the loo
B
E
Doo -da -loo -da -loo
All the good things that attract you,
F#
F#m
E
don't forget that it's a fact
A
that all of it could be lost
B
E
because of a nuclear reactor.
A
There's answers everywhere you look,
D
E
they could be in the holy book.
A
There's power in the wind and water,
B
E
power from the sun.
D
E
There's energy from outer space,
A
from now to kingdom come.
F#
Insulation, conservation,
control the population,
make McDonald's with a soybean.
And all things geothermal,
they're infernal,
B
E
cause no profits can be made.
D
E
Of course we could share out the wealth,
A
but some will say it'd ruin their health.
E
They'd have to go by
B
train or by cycling.
And recycling all the plastic
and the glass,
the news of the world, the metals,
and the nasty biodegradable things
E
that live down in the drains.
E
There's reforming of
our institutions,
F#
E
maybe a little re volution.
A
E
Just remember that the nuclear way
E
A
may any day turn out to be
E
A
a very final solution.
you
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