The New Pornographers are a Canadian indie rock group formed in 1997 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Their sound is influenced by that of such power pop bands as The Cars and Cheap Trick, but they use much more sophisticated rhythms and chord changes. Although it was widely reported that the New Pornographers got their name from a pamphlet put out by televangelist Jimmy Swaggart condemning rock ‘n’ roll as “the new pornography,” Carl Newman
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It's Only Divine Right The New Pornographers from The Electric Version (2003) Lyrics from http://www.thenewpornographers.com/
[Note: there's some lead-stuff going on in the song during the parts that go from A to C# that is not reflected here. People with better ears that I have can figure it out. Send all corrections to [email protected]. Enjoy.]
Intro: C#F# x4
C#F# Both eyes drinking cool water,
AG# Not the first daughter so I can't see
C#F# Why you're wrestling with words at last,
C#F# A tradition you've long outclassed.
C#F# Come true for the new martyrs,
AG# With your hair parted like the Red Sea.
C#F# You're addressing the world from your bed,
C#AE All alone in the crowd like you said.
F#C# Come true, it's only divine right.
F#C# Come true, it's only divine right.
C#AF# x2
C#F# Here's Leda in her white glory,
AG# All her back-story has been wiped clean.
C#F# Just another apocryphal mess,
C#F# Never promised 'em anything less.
C#F# So come true, these are safe waters
AG# For the first daughter, so I can't see
C#F# Why you're pushing the pull that you've had,
C#AE While the rest of the girls go bad.
F#C# Come true, it's only divine right.
F#C# Come true, it's only divine right.
C#AF# x2
AC# x2
C#F# Slip back through the plot
BG# For the new shock, seeing us then,
F#G# When we were the real people,
F#G# We were the real people.
C#F# Slip back through the plot
BG# For the new shock, seeing us then,
F#G# When we were the real people,
F#G# We were the real people.
C#F# x4
C#F# Face down in the old money,
AG# Left the crowd wondering what your next move's