Saturday Delivery Chords

Lyrics & chords

[Intro 1]
[D][G]
[D][A]
[D]

[Verse 1]
At [D]the end [G]of the world
[D]I learned to play again for pleasure
With a fate so immaculate,
so impossible to measure
And my [G]stone -shaped bones
were all that I had to give [D]her
And [G]there was [A]nothing, nothing,
nothing to [D]consider
To be very smart,
one must be able to remember
To be [G]a leader o[D]f men,
one must learn to control his temper
An[G]d some only take
so that later on they can be the [D]giver
[A]But there's nothing,
nothing, nothing to [D]deliver
I buried [G]my heart
[D]where she once swore upon the lightning
And she sought the asylum
of the [G]things I [D]found most frightening
And she [G]danced and she sang on my grave
Till her voice was a whis[D]per
Still [A]there was no one, no one,
no one that would acquit [D]her[G]
[D][A]
[D]
I was knighted in a hurry
in old Gettysburg
Where a summit of jesters
were shoppin' their works
Where each [G]thing that I stole and I found
I had kept just to give [D]her
And there was [A]nothing,
nothing, no thing [D]that
But I began to grow curious
and I began to doubt her
When the porch light was off
when I'd come home
from somewhere out without her
And [G]now she is gone,
I'm only guilty of trying
hard to mis[D]s her
When there's [A]nothing,
nothing between us but a [D]river
I agreed to a pact with
the dirt on the tower
I'd abide it,
in return would keep me in flowers
So [G]on to the thing that in spring
will rush to a [D]wither
Where there's [A]no plea, no truth,
no lies to [D]consider
And there's [A]nothing, nothing,
nothing to consider
[D]