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Band, The ~ Gimme A Stone


Intro: d a/c# bm g d g em a D a/c# bm g d g a d G d a bm g d asus a G d a bm g d a d (play twice) G d a bm They come to me and they start to cry G d asus a Say you gotta do something about that guy G d a bm They say take this sword, i say thanks a lot G d a d But i do alright with this sling i got G d a bm Someone gimme a stone, gimme a stone, gimme a stone G d asus a Someone gimme a stone, gimme a stone G d Stone that i can hold A bm Stone that i can throw G d a d Someone gimme a stone, someone gimme a stone Never had to fight such a real big man Just gimme a stone and i’ll do what i can See how he laughs when i put out his eye And there he’ll fall and there he’ll die Someone gimme a stone ... G d Absalom, absalom A bm Would i die for you my son G d I would have it all undone Asus a The way it all came down G d When i look at you my son A bm I see myself when i was young G d Saddest thing i ever done A d Was put you in the ground Someone gimme a stone ... more free lyrics

Intro: d a/c# bm g d g em a
D a/c# bm g d g a d

G d a bm g d asus a
G d a bm g d a d (play twice)

G d a bm
They come to me and they start to cry
G d asus a
Say you gotta do something about that guy
G d a bm
They say take this sword, i say thanks a lot
G d a d
But i do alright with this sling i got

G d a bm
Someone gimme a stone, gimme a stone, gimme a stone
G d asus a
Someone gimme a stone, gimme a stone
G d
Stone that i can hold
A bm
Stone that i can throw
G d a d
Someone gimme a stone, someone gimme a stone

Never had to fight such a real big man
Just gimme a stone and i’ll do what i can
See how he laughs when i put out his eye
And there he’ll fall and there he’ll die

Someone gimme a stone ...

G d
Absalom, absalom
A bm
Would i die for you my son
G d
I would have it all undone
Asus a
The way it all came down

G d
When i look at you my son
A bm
I see myself when i was young
G d
Saddest thing i ever done
A d
Was put you in the ground

Someone gimme a stone ...

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