The Nightingale Song

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From: "CHOOSE YOUR OWN CTHONIAN #27 : FEEDING FRENZY"

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The Nightingale Song

by Toad the Wet Sprocket

(off the Fear album)

contributed by Ryan Houlette

rhoulett@depauw.edu

Hey, write me if you disagree.

Okay, the song consists of a riff over the verses and then

a simple chord progression for the chorus. Here's the riff:

it's basically a C chord with a walking bass note.

Play the riff over the verses.

[verse]

we sing the the nightingale song alive

streets never border further than my sight

we sing the nightingale song alive

we might be different but our hearts won't lie

[chorus]

And little ever changes

If anything at all

But the song sings loudly through these halls

[verse]

we sing the nightingale song alive

we might be different but our hearts won't lie

[chorus]

And little ever changes when you

View it from the sky

The damage we encounter

The earth just passes by

And little ever changes

If anything at all

And we remind ourselves how small we are

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