The Rolling Stones — Always Suffering
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 1998 12:00 PM Song: Always suffering Artist: the Rolling Stones So, here's the next song of the "Bridges to Babylon" album of the Rolling Stones. I named the chord E(?) because nobody can tell me what the right name of the chord is, but it sounds right. You can hear how to play the chords fairly easy. Have fun ! Simon Biela / Germany D(sus2) e |---|---|---|---| B |---|---|-3-|---| G |---|-1-|---|---| D |---|---|---|---| A |---|---|---|---| E |---|---|---|---| E(?) e |---|---|---|---|---| B |---|---|---|---|-3-| G |---|---|---|-1-|---| D |---|---|---|---|---| A |---|---|---|---|---| E |---|---|---|---|---| Always Suffering By Jagger/Richards ADEDEAs2 ADEDEAs2 A Let's take a walk Dsus2 Just you and me E? Dsus2A And talk of days gone by A Across the fields Dsus2 under the trees E? DsusA Let's speak of you and I E? Dsus2 While the whole world A Was wandering E? Dsus2 A We walked a steady line E? Dsus2 When all our friends D Were wavering E We kept on trying A D E Now we're always suffering A D E Already lost A D E Always suffering A D E Already lost A Remember when Dsus2 On summer days E? Dsus2 E I would sing a lovers song A How you would smile Dsus2 Shower me with praise E? Dsus2 A And the sun shined on E? [Dsus2 A Now the rain is falling slow E? Dsus2A And the nights grow long E? And the train Dsus2 D Cries out so hauntingly E She is gone A D E Now we're always suffering A D E Already lost A D E Always suffering A D E Already lost A Please take these flowers Dsus2 Smell the perfume E? Dsus2A Let your soul come alive A Let there be hope Dsus2 Hope in your heart E? DsusA That our love may reviiaiaiaive E? Dsus2 A For life is but a chance E? Dsus2 A On a wind swept hill E? Dsus2 And the seeds of love D Are swirling above E Let them be still A D E Now we're always suffering A D E Already lost A D E Always suffering A D E Already lost ADE || :| until fade out P.S. Please sent me some e-mail (biela@netcologne.de) if you like it or think that something is wrong.
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