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Intro riff
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(repeats 4 times)
DO
I would love to be the lucky one on Chill Avenue
LAm
Who could keep your hear warm when ice has turned it blue
SOL
But with the beggin' sleeping losers as they turn in for the night
DO
I'm looking back for home and I can see the lights
DO
I should be jumpin' shoutin' that I made it all this way
LAm
From Camden Town Station to 44th and 8th
SOL
Not many make it this far and many say we're great
DO
But just like them we walk on an' we can't escape our fate
LAm FA SOL
Can't you hear the sighing
DO FA
Eastside Jimmy and Southside Sue
SOL DOsus DO
Both say they needed something new
CHORUS
DO
So I'm standing at the gates of the West
MIm
I burn money at the lights of the sign
FA SOL DO
The city casts a shadow of the perfect crime
I'm standing at the gates of the East
MIm
I take my pulse and the pulse of my friend
FA SOL DO
The city casts a shadow, will I see you again?
The immigrants an' remnants of all the glory years
Are clustered around the bar again for another round of beers
Little Richard's in the kitchen playing spoons and plates
He's telling the waitress he's great
Ah say I know somewhere back'n'forth in time
Out on the dustbowls, deep in the roulette mine
Or in a ghetto cellar only yesterday
There's a move into the future for the U.S.A.
I hear them crying
Eastside Jimmy and Southside Sue
Both say they needed something new
CHORUS
DO MIm MIm LAm LAm FA FA
DO MIm MIm LAm LAm FA FA
DO MIm MIm LAm LAm FA FA DO
(with chords from chorus)
Standing at the gates of the West
In the shadow again
Standing at the gates of the West
In the shadow again
In the shadow again
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