Rory Gallagher

CREST OF A WAVE
Deuce - 1971

Chords used;
Dsus2 - xx0230
C#/Dsus2 - x40230
C/Dsus2 - x30230
B/Dsus2 - x20230

Riff
  
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             Em
Well you can ride on the crest of a wave,
           D
If that's where you want to be,
              Em
But does the look on your face,
                            D
Mean you're really feeling happy?
          Em                                        
Or do you feel like you're standing on a wooden leg,
      A                            
Or a poor man much to proud to beg,
      C                    D
Or a page from a book that can't be read at all?

You gotta see by the way that they are talking,
That it's time for you to pick up your grip... start walking,
'Cause they want to see your long ... legs flying,
Go to the place where the earth meets the sky and,
Don't stop to turn around and wave goodbye at all.

Chorus:
Dsus2  C#/Dsus2      B/Dsus2      B/Dsus2
They won't be satisfied,
Dsus2       C#/Dsus2      B/Dsus2      B/Dsus2 
Till you're out of their sight,
Dsus2       C#/Dsus2      B/Dsus2      B/Dsus2
But I wonder how will they feel,
Dsus2           C#sus2
With a deck of cards,
C/Dsus2                 C/Dsus2
And you're not around to deal.... yeah.


Well, they say it's a lie, a joke that you are living,
But you know one thing they don't, you won't give in.
'Cause you're like a cat, chasin' its tail,
Makes a million circles, but you're gonna fail,
Look down you just don't understand.

Well you can ride on the crest of a wave,
If that's where you want to be,
But does the look on your face,
Mean you're really feeling happy?
Well,  do you feel like you're standing on a wooden leg,
A poor man much to proud to beg,
Or a page from a book that can't be read at all?

Well, do you feel like you're standing on a wooden leg,
Or a poor man much to proud to beg,
Or a page from a book that can't be read at all?
Read at all.