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From: Carol <ssusncla@reading.ac.uk>
Roxette: Go To Sleep
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Words by Per Gessle
Music by Marie Fredriksson
Trans. Ben Sinclair (ssusncla@rdg.ac.uk)
(from memory, so tell me if it's wrong!)
10/2/1995
Baby... before you go to sleep...
e|----------------------------------------| B|----------------------------------------| G|-------10-----------------10------------| D|----10-----------------10---------------| A|-12-----------------12------------------| E|----------------------------------------|
baby...
e-----------------------------------------| B-----------------------------------------| G--------10-----------------10-\5---------| D-----10-----------------10---------------| A--12-----------------12------------------| E-----------------------------------------|
There's a shadow on the terrace,
a snow dance for the living.
There's heavy weather on the way,
I heard it on the news.
And life's a tough principal who won't reward the losers.
Your name is on the tea-cup,
there's nothing I can do.
F D C
But to wish you'd think about me before you go to sleep
A# F
and I wish you the best there is before you go to sleep.
There are tears without the colour,
a million seas without water
an ocean full of people
where shattered hearts can go.
And love's a golden ripple where answers are so simplee
but the explanations are very hard to do.
F D C
And I wish you'd think about me before you go to sleep
A# F
and I wish you the best there is before you go to sleep.
(repeat intro riff until song ends)
Go to sleep.
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