C A/F A-F 4 times) In the haze of the morning, China sits on eternityCA/F And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternitiesG A# A On the horizon the curtains are closingCA/F Down in the orchard, the aunties and uncles play their gamesA F A F (Like it seems they always have done)CA/F In the blue distance, the vertical offices bear their namesA F A F (Like it seems they always have done)G A# A Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up.C These poor girls are such fun,A/F They know what God gave them their fingers forA F A F (to make percussion over so-los) [typing percussion]CA/F China, my China, I've wandered around and you're still hereA F A F (Which I guess you should be proud of)C Your walls have enclosed you, Have kept you at home for thousands of yearsA F A F (But there's something I should tell you)G A# A All the young boys, they are dressing like sailors.C I remember a man whoA/F Jumped out from a window over the bayA F A F (There was hardly a raised eyebrow)C The coroner told me,A/F This kind of thing happens every day.G A# A You see, from the Pagoda, the world is so tidy. done by ketty inglet
China My China
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