New Model Army - Aimless Desire Chords & Tabs

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Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 11:49:23 +0200
From: Jirgen Bohn 
Subject: n/new_model_army/aimless_desire.crd

@Song-Name: Aimless Desire

@Artist-Name:  New Model Army

@Transcribers-Name: Juergen Bohn

Juergen Bohn,
http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~un3g/nma.html
Juergen.Bohn@ira.uka.de

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Aimless Desire / New Model Army (Strange Brotherhood)
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[Intro]
|: G Em :| (guitar, effects)

[Bridge]
| G  Em | Bb  Em |
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/n/new_model_army/aimless_desire_crd_ver_2.html ]
[Verse 1]
G(III)                      Em           Bb                Em
 I was working shift on the six o'clock, quiet in the pale dawn.
G(III)                         Em
 Found a bird caught in the machinery -
        Bb                  Em
 set it free and watched it go . . .
G(III)            Em            Bb            C
Quit the job that very day, and flew into the sky
     D                    Em      D
just following after this aimless desire,
    Em    D           Em      D       Em        D
the awful desire, the aimless desire, worthless desire...

[Verse 2]
Now I've found causes and I've found families,
but nothing ever lasts;
I've known people I'd die for - if only they had asked.
Where I'm from is not my home, and neither's where I'm bound;
Just following after this aimless desire - worthless desire . . .

[Verse 3]
So tonight, beneath the bridge where the fires burn,
God . . . take the freedom back, deliver me
from the aimless desire, the worthless desire . . .
And chimera she waits, and I have still got this hole in me;
still got this hole inside of me . . .