• Song:

    Ship Of Fools

  • Artist:

    Bob Seger

  • Album:

    Night Moves

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INTRO: Bb5

#1.
Bb5                              F5
Tell me, quick, said Old McFee..what's this all have 
                C5                Eb5             Bb5
to do with me?..I've spent all my time at sea, a loner.
Bb5                                      F5
Is there something else I should know?..something hidden 
                C5       Eb5         Bb5
down below, the level of your conversation?

CHORUS:
         G5          C5         F5
Well, he turned away before the answer..
         G5            C5            F5
though I yelled aloud, he refused to hear.
              Bb5     Eb5 Bb5 
It became too clear..

#2.
Bb5                         F5
So, it went as we put out..I was left in constant doubt..
C5           Eb5                 Bb5
everything I asked about seemed private.
Bb5                                         F5
The captain strolled the bridge one night..I stopped him 
                      C5                  Eb5
in the evening light..to ask him would it be all right to 
Bb5
join him.

CHORUS:
       G5          C5        F5
But he stood there like some idol.. 
       G5       C5        F5
and he listened like some temple..
                    Bb5  Eb5 Bb5 
and then he turned away.

#3.
Bb5                           F5
All along the fateful coast..we moved silent, like a ghost.
C5                  Eb5            Bb5
The timeless sea of tireless host possessed us.
Bb5
The wind came building from the cold northwest.. 
F5                                  C5                 Eb5
and soon the waves began to crest, crashing cross the forward
          Bb5
deck..all hands lost.

CHORUS:
  G5     C5           F5
I alone, survived the sinking..
  G5     C5            F5
I alone, possessed the tools, on 
             Bb5    Eb5 Bb5 
that ship of fools.

OUTRO:
Bb5            Eb5 Bb5                Bb5    Eb5 Bb5 
Ship of fools......on that ship of fools..
Bb5                  Eb5 Bb5 
that ship of fools..



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