Warm Gun - Dig Another Hole Chords & Tabs

Dig Another Hole

G       F#        Bm       D      G    F#          Bm      D
Yeah, I know it's hard for you to show just how you feel	
G   F#       Bm     D          G    F#         Bm      D
But would it make a difference if I showed you how?
G   F#      Bm        D             G        F#     Bm      D
And all the fools who screamed your name are riding high
G    F#      Bm      D        G          F#      Bm      E
Your staring eyes reveal nothing, that's all you know

       A       E
Cos' I embrace change
F       F#        D
Like my long lost friend
            A        E
And I don't take the advice
F      F#     D
That I give myself
        A       E
When my life is lost
F  F#       D
My youth misspent
  C     G     A      E(7)
I dig another hole
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There are no imitations in the tears you've cried
There are no limitations on the love you feel
You fear the things you've never learned, no trusting vice
So you go the same as before, living out your life

Cos' I embrace change
Like my long lost friend
And I don't take the advice
That I give myself
When my life is lost
My youth misspent
I dig another hole
Yeah, I dig another hole
Yeah

   F            C      G       Am
In time there's people running around
   F          C         G
In time we'll all stand still
  F    G    C    G/B   Am     G
I know that this ain't right
    F                      E(7)
But that's time we have to kill, oh 

When time is never on your side, don't be too quick 
Cos' things that don't fly through the air can be mislaid
And shadows of a nearby life, they fall on the ground 
And all the fools, they still watch you to see if you can make them stop 

Cos' I embrace change 
Like my long lost friend
And I don't take the advice
That I give myself
And when my life is lost
My youth misspent
I dig another hole
Yeah, I dig another hole
I dig myself a hole
Gonna dig another hole
Yeah

Words and Music by Liam Duggan and Richard Mc Sorley