Song: Way Of The World (1989). Artist: Max Q. Album: Max Q (1989). Tempo: March-style. Time: 2/2 Tabbed: rikigo URL's: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Q_%28Australian_band%29; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbbPkpzAipI Tuning: Standard. Method: More colour can be added by playing variants of the chords on the second and upward strum i.e. Am/Am11, G/Em7 & C/Am7 or C/Cmaj7. Chords: EADGBe Am (x02210@1) === 002210 G (320003@1) === 320003 C (x32010@1) === 332010 Intro: (Vibraphone) | Am Am | G G | Verse 1: AmYou (x02210@1)are born into this world, G (320003@1) AmLooking (x02210@1)down the barrel of a gun. Am (x02210@1) GAnd (320003@1)those who hold the gun, AmWant (x02210@1)you to work fast and die young. AmAnd (x02210@1)if you don't work, GIf (320003@1)you don't obey, AmThey'll (x02210@1)make you live in fear 'til your dying day. GThose (320003@1)who govern hold the gun, AmTo (x02210@1)your head. G (320003@1) AmWith (x02210@1)religions, corporations 'proud of the blood, AmThey (x02210@1)have shed. Chorus 1: CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. Verse 2: AmAnd (x02210@1)the corporate snakes coming in to feed, G (320003@1) AmOn (x02210@1)that pathetic fact known as human greed. GSkin (320003@1)and bone being raked over those hot coals, AmThis (x02210@1)dump never seems to give time to human soul. Am (x02210@1) GAnd (320003@1)if all those things that we have learnt, G (320003@1) AmNo (x02210@1)time for questions, you'll just get burnt. NC G (320003@1) Am(Listen) (x02210@1)You'll just get burnt. Chorus 2: CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. Bridge (Vibraphone, Piano, Bass, Drums & Violin): | Am (x02210@1)Am (x02210@1)| G (320003@1)G| (320003@1)| Am (x02210@1)Am (x02210@1)| G (320003@1)G| (320003@1) Verse 3: AmAnd (x02210@1)those words crush you flat, GLike (320003@1)your skull's under a brick. AmAnd (x02210@1)the fear's so damn strong, GThat (320003@1)it makes you sick. Am (x02210@1) GAnd (320003@1)you can see right through those eyes, G (320003@1) AmThat (x02210@1)make you fear, that make you lie. AmAnd (x02210@1)you're taught to hold high, GYet (320003@1)you wonder why. G (320003@1) AmDumb (x02210@1)values forced upon you by the, G (320003@1) AmLiving (x02210@1)lie. Chorus 3 & 4 (Repeat): CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. Chorus 5: CWhether (x32010@1)it's God or the 'Bomb, CIt's (x32010@1)just the same. Am (x02210@1) GIt's (320003@1)only fear under another name. Coda: | C (x32010@1)name="chord_x32010@1">C Am (x02210@1)name="chord_320003@1">G | C (x32010@1)name="chord_x32010@1">C Am (x02210@1)name="chord_320003@1">G | | C (x32010@1)name="chord_x32010@1">C Am (x02210@1)name="chord_320003@1">G | C (x32010@1)name="chord_x32010@1">C AmG (x02210@1)| (Fade) (End) Notes. 1. 'Max Q', (named after Ollie's dog) consisted of Michael Hutchence (vocals and songwriting) and Ollie Olsen (songwriting and production), who were accompanied by key members of the post-punk scene in Melbourne, Australia; most of whom had previously collaborated with Olsen. The project followed on from Hutchence and Olsen's work on the film, 'Dogs in Space', where they had first met. 2. "Ollie isn't supposed to hang around with pop stars and I'm not supposed to hang around with punk types. The band is made up of rowdy friends from Melbourne. These guys are good musicians who've never had a chance. Most of them have never even been in a studio. These are real underground people who don't have any money. Some of them have never been on a plane before. They were worried that working with me, they'd lose their underground status" - Michael Hutchence (1989).