Camaraderie Of The Common

Intro: Picking pattern-

        /= Hammer on

|----------------------------------------------|  (C chord)
|--------1----------1-----------1-----------1--|     x2
|------0----------0-----------0-----------0----|
|------------0/2---------------------0/2-------|
|--3-----------------------3-------------------|
|----------------------------------------------|

|----------------------------------------------|  (Am chord)
|--------1----------1-----------1-----------1--|       x2
|------2----------2-----------2-----------2----|
|------------0/2---------------------0/2-------|
|--0-----------------------0-------------------|
|----------------------------------------------|
 
|----------------------------------------------|  (F chord)
|--------1--------1---------1--------1---------|      x2
|------2--------2---------2---------2----------|
|--3------------------3------------------------|
|-----------3-------------------3--------------|
|----------------------------------------------|

|----------------------------------------------|  (G chord)
|--------0--------0---------0----------0-------|      x2
|------0--------0---------0----------0---------|
|----------------------------------------------|
|----------0/2-----------------0/2-------------|
|--3------------------3------------------------|

   repeat once   

 These picking patterns continue throughout the whole song,
according to the chords. These are the chords along with the lyrics.

Verse 1:
    C                                Am
    Took a gander at the stars above me,
    F                                    G
    closed my eyes and took a breath for free.
    C                              Am 
    Never understood the nature of madness,
        F                             G 
    the tragedy of the common so they say.


Chorus:
    F                        G            C
    Are we not the ones that manifest our destiny?
    F                      G                  Am
    Are we not the ones to spill blood in the street?
    F                         G  
    Are we not the ones that eat our young,
    F           C        Am
    destroy the land and sea,
         F                                 G
    then cry for help when all is said and done?

   

Verse 2:
    C                                 Am
    I could never gague a world around me,
            F                                G
    I could barely scale the wall that we've built.
      C                         Am
    I shy away from hate, or at least I like to say.
        F                        G
    But Arn't all men capable of evil?


Chorus:
    F                        G            C
    Are we not the ones that manifest our destiny?
    F                      G                  Am
    Are we not the ones to spill blood in the street?
    F                         G  
    Are we not the ones that eat our young,
    F           C        Am
    destroy the land and sea,
         F                                 G
    then cry for help when all is said and done?
         F                                 Am        G   C    
    Yeah cry for help when all is said and done.


    Bridge w/ harmonica follows intro chords.

Verse 3:
    C                              Am
    "Well is there such a thing as revolutions?"
             F                           G
    Said the wax, collecting dust on the shelves.
          C                     Am
    Let's make a mockery of the tragedy we sell,
    F                                  G
    Camaraderie of the commons must be held.



Chorus:
    F                         G            C
    Shall we be the ones that manifest our destiny?
    F                         G                Am
    Shall we be the ones that clean up all our streets?
    F                         G  
    Shall we be the ones that care for young,
        F       C        Am
    and nurture land and sea,
        F                       G
    and live and die for camaraderie?
         F            G         C           C till end.                    
    Yeah live and die for camaraderie.