songbook/songs/herman_dune/bristol.sgc

{title: Bristol}
{artist: Herman Düne}
{album: Giant}
{url: http://www.hermandune.com}
{cover: giant}
{language: english}
{columns: 2}
{define: Em base-fret 7 frets X 0 2 2 1 0}
{define: D base-fret 5 frets X 0 2 2 2 0}
{define: Am base-fret 5 frets 0 2 2 0 0 0}

On the [Em]bus back from Bristol
We talked about death
And we talked about a friend
That I'd [D]spent some time with [Am]once or twice a [Em]year
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We got to your house
All cold and out of breath
Your child was asleep
We sat down and you offered us a beer

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  You said, ``[Em]Do you know what happened to[D]day?''
  And I said, ``[Em]No''
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He was family to millions
All over the evening news
But I tend to keep away
From the press, the TV and the radio
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I like to keep my mind clean
When I can I always choose
To focus on what's here and
Not know what the world wants me to know

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  You said, ``Would you want some tea or another drink?''
  And I said, ``No''
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We'd had sun in Bristol and
Fun with friends in London
And an awesome time as usual
On tops of hills ... in Leeds
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We listened to Fred Neil
It sounded dark with the loudness on
You whispered to me
People whisper when a baby sleeps

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  You said, ``Will you need an extra blanket?''
  And I said, ``No''
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