• Song:

    Ship Of Fools

  • Artist:

    Bob Seger

  • Album:

    Night Moves

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Ship Of Fools:Bob Seger.
Album - Night Moves - #8 in 1976.

INTRO: Bb

#1.
Bb                              F
Tell me, quick, said Old McFee..what's this all have 
                Cm                Eb             Bb
to do with me?..I've spent all my time at sea, a loner.
Bb                                      F
Is there something else I should know?..something hidden 
                Cm       Eb         Bb
down below, the level of your conversation?

CHORUS:
         Gm          Cm         F
Well, he turned away before the answer..
         Gm            Cm            F
though I yelled aloud, he refused to hear.
              Bb     Eb Bb 
It became too clear..

#2.
Bb                         F
So, it went as we put out..I was left in constant doubt..
Cm           Eb                 Bb
everything I asked about seemed private.
Bb                                         F
The captain strolled the bridge one night..I stopped him 
                      Cm                  Eb
in the evening light..to ask him would it be all right to 
Bb
join him.

CHORUS:
       Gm          Cm        F
But he stood there like some idol.. 
       Gm       Cm        F
and he listened like some temple..
                    Bb  Eb Bb 
and then he turned away.

#3.
Bb                           F
All along the fateful coast..we moved silent, like a ghost.
Cm                  Eb            Bb
The timeless sea of tireless host possessed us.
Bb
The wind came building from the cold northwest.. 
F                                  Cm                 Eb
and soon the waves began to crest, crashing cross the forward
          Bb
deck..all hands lost.

CHORUS:
  Gm     Cm           F
I alone, survived the sinking..
  Gm     Cm            F
I alone, possessed the tools, on 
             Bb    Eb Bb 
that ship of fools.

OUTRO:
Bb            Eb Bb                Bb    Eb Bb 
Ship of fools......on that ship of fools..
Bb                  Eb Bb 
that ship of fools..



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