Day After Day Dead Moon
<i></i>Day After Day (Fred Cole)
Intro:
D Em (2x) +
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D Em (2x)
[D]Day after day we [Em]threw our cares away
Waiting for tomorrow, never living for today
We lined up in the trenches, holding higher ground
We looked away for answers but nothing could be found
(chorus)
And i [D]swear, we w[Em]on't keep st[G]anding s[D]till
H[Em]ere to t[G]ake your h[D]eat
The rain's about to fall
We're taking to the streets... Em D Em
Day after day nothing ever changed
Was it any wonder we all began to stray
Some of us for money, some of us for fame
Our goals were so impossible no one could take aim
(chorus + intro/solo)
Day after day the hours wore away
Regretting what we'd missed, closer to the grave
We're the broken generation, we don't know who we are
Fought for every losing cause and now we hide the scars
(chorus)
Em D Em (3x)
(chorus)
Em D Em (2x)
CHORDS:
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[D] [Em] [G]
Dead Moon:
Fred Cole- Guitar, Vocals
Toody Cole- Bass, Vocals
Andrew Loomis- Drums
"Day After Day" on Crack In The System LP (Tombstone Records, 1994)
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