Cavalry - Watchhouse (mandolin Orange) | Guitar Chords

[Intro]
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D | G/B | Gsus2 | Em  
A | D   | D/C#  | Bm7 | D/A | G 
Em
A

[Verse 1]
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           D                D/C#     Bm7          D/A           G
Well, I've carried the world   on my back with no more to obtain
    Em                                               A
The fire in the sky a dim light in my eye that's long faded
         D             D/C#         Bm7            D/A          G
And I've stood where heroes have fallen their names   turned to stone
     Em                                              A
Yet I  remain nameless, the best friend the hero has known

[Chorus]
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        Bm7      D        G
Now I'm saving my strength for running
      D        D/C#     Bm7        D/A       G
These days I'm saving my   strength   for running

[Verse 2]
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         D           D/C#         Bm7    D/A    G
From the age of kings   when pride   decided all fate
           Em                                  A
Long before  war machines took charge and I was still 'wake
            D             D/C#       Bm7             D/A       G
It was blind hope and blinders, with young men to carry between
             Em                                            A
All the death  and the glory believin' they're one and the same



[Break]
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Bm7 | D   | G | D | D/C# 
Bm7 | D/A | G 

[Verse 3]
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         D                D/C#     Bm7          D/A           G
Yes I've carried the world   on my back with no more to obtain
    Em                                       A
The sword and the shield perched upon saddles and reins
            D            D/C#     Bm7       D/A          G
But the stampedes of thunder, the cavalry's charge leaves me now
         Em                                     A
And your last war will come but I can not follow you down



[Outro]
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             Bm7               D                G
I said these days I'm saving my strength for running