The Moffs - Look To Find Chords & Tabs

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Transcribed by Craig Coventry (craigcov61@hotmail.com)
02 August 2010


The Moffs - Look To Find

INTRO [X2]
D 	C	G 	D	

D 		C
I see your face as it's meant to be
G 		D
And take my place in her memory
D 		C
The day drifts by in the scenery
G 		D
And the little light is there for me


CHORUS:
Em	                      G	            D
But in tomorrow there's a sorrow you will bring
Em	                      G	            D
And with a new sun there's a new song you will sing
           C		       G
As we look to find, but are only blind
            Em		D
And we cannot see our eyes
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/t/the_moffs/look_to_find_crd.html ]
D 		C
So much time to be in our hands
G 		D
And so much height, will we ever land?
D 		C
The veils of fate blow to empty winds 
G 		D
Searching in the shadows where the fear begins


CHORUS:
Em	                      G	            D
But in tomorrow there's a sorrow you will bring
Em	                      G	            D
And with a new sun there's a new song you will sing
           C		       G
As we look to find, but are only blind
            Em		D
And we cannot see our eyes


D 		C
And how we'll turn and how we'll be
G 		D
Revolving in a sea of doubt continuously
D 		C
The light can warm these tired hands
G 		D
That chase the sun forever 'cross the shifting sands


CHORUS:
Em	                      G	            D
But in tomorrow there's a sorrow you will bring
Em	                      G	            D
And with a new sun there's a new song you will sing
           C		       G
As we look to find, but are only blind
            Em		D
And we cannot see our eyes

GUITAR RIFF

REPEAT CHORUS


Any corrections or additions (particulary tab on this one) would be welcome. Long live eighties pychedelic post-punk pop!