In Sympathy

Comment: You can transform one step down to Em and put capo on first fret, it?s a bit easier;-) (Live track is in key of Em). In verse you can leave the chord Bb, but I think it sounds better with it. Intro: Fm G# Bb C#sus2, (C#sus2): X46644 FGBC# Fm G# Bb C#sus2 They're almost falling over you Fm G# Bb C# Why don't they call a truce Fm G# Bb C#sus2 What ever they are trying to do G# Bb C# it's of little use Fm G# Bb C#sus2 They're drowning you in compliments FG# Bb C# Trying to furnish proof Fm G# Bb C#sus2 Although they speak with eloquence FG# Bb C# There is little truth C# C You're bright, you're strong, you G# Fm know the right from wrong C# C Fm At least to some degree C# C you're wise, you're tough, you've G# Fm heard their lies enough C# C Fm You smile in sympathy Intro I'm watching your serenity The way your so transense The tidiest absurdities Your patience never ends And as the night begins to fade Your heading for the door Followed by sad parade Your on your own once more You're bright, you're strong, you know the right from wrong At least to some degree you're wise, you're tough, you've heard their lies enough You smile in sympathy