Chumbawamba were an English musical group formed in 1982 in the Leeds squatting community. They have, over a career spanning nearly three decades, played punk rock, pop-influenced music, world music, and folk music. Their vocal anarchist politics exhibit an irreverent attitude toward authority; the band have been forthright in their syndicalist, pacifist, communist, mutlicultural, and feminist social stances. The band are best known for their song “Tubthumping.
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Artist: Chumbawamba Title: The Morning After Tabbed by: Christian Dyhre ([email protected])
{E}Unholy sunday - {F#m}A winter's {B}day (Mine is the kingdom) {E}Church bells ring a {F#m}million miles aw{B}ay (Forever and ever) {F#m}Nowhere to go, {B}nothing to do But {E}stay here warm in {A}bed with you{C}
The {E}morning after {F#m}the night bef{B}ore {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}the night bef{B}ore
Ice on the windows, let's thaw it away (It's a hell of a winter) So much time to waste, so much to say (Peppered with laughter) Nowhere to go, nothing to do But move just a little bit closer to you
The {E}morning after {F#m}the night bef{B}ore {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}the night bef{B}ore
{E}{F#m}{E}{F#m}{E}{F#m}{H}{H}
Plasticine people we could be (Do what you want to) Squeezing together for now or forever (Forever or never) Nowhere to go, nothing to do But roll up into a ball with you
The {E}morning after {F#m}the night bef{B}ore {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}the night bef{B}ore
{E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}Saturday (The morning after) {E}Sunday after {A}the night bef{B}ore
{F#}Sunday after {B}Saturday (The morning after) {F#}Sunday after {B}Saturday (The morning after) {F#}Sunday after {B}the night bef{C#}ore
{F#}Sunday after {B}Saturday (The morning after) {F#}Sunday after {B}Saturday (The morning after) {F#}Sunday after {B}the night bef{C#}ore