Where Ya Gonna Run To
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Em [Verse 1]Em Mother and child playing on theD Em lawn, a middle class home, a Sunday morningCmaj7 And the mother says son, where ya gonna run, where ya gonna run toEm (now)Em I just jumped bail on a dope bustD Em mum, sayin' goodbye, then the drug squad comeCmaj7 And in the name of the law, they punch him in the jaw, where ya gonnaEm run to now [Break]| Em | Em | C | D | G | Em | [Verse 2]Em Did it for a dare, on the night heD turned eleven, his first shopEm break Magnum 357Cmaj7 Frightened young cop, and the kid doesn't stop, where ya gonna run toEm (now)Em Long white car out of Tullamarine,D a government member to theEm CarribeanCmaj7 And a man with a broom, yellsEm across the room, where ya gonna run to nowContinúa después del anuncio[Bridge]Em Will you have to tell lies whenC D the kids ask you why, theB7 horizon's a blanket of gloomEm C When the battle lines draw - whichD way will you turn [Break]| Em | Em | C | D | G | Em | [Verse 3]Em And southwest Tassie's got a dozerD track, and we'll never ever getEm Lake Pedder backCmaj7 A director and a graph, and a million dollar laugh, where ya gonnaEm run to (now)Em Enrich the oxide out of PortD Em Pirie, and the toxic gases, they won't even seeCmaj7 But where ya gonna go, when the North wind blows, where ya gonna runEm to now [Bridge 2]Em C And your loungeroom is screeningD Nationwide, you've just given bloodB7 to the bankEm And the books on your shelves are aC D measure, of all that you'veB7 learnedEm Will you have to tell lies whenC D the kids ask you why, theB7 horizon's a blanket of gloomEm C When the battle lines draw - whichD way will you turn [Coda]Em Shake me, wake me, tell me it's aD Em dream I've got a B-52 on my TV screenC And a man in a tie, pointing toCmaj7 Em the sky, where ya gonna run to now [Break]| Em | Em | C | D | G | Em | [Otro]Em Mother and child playing on theD Em lawn, a middle class home, a Sunday morningCmaj7 And the mother says son, where ya gonna run, where ya gonna run toEm (now)