In Sympathy

Comment:    You can transform one step down to Em and put capo on first fret, it’s a bit easier;-)
		(Live track is in key of Em).
		In verse you can leave the chord Bb, but I think it sounds better with it.

Intro:
Fm    G# Bb    C#sus2, 		(C#sus2):  X46644
Fm    G# Bb    C#

[Fm]They're [G#]almost [Bb]falling [C#sus2]over you
[Fm]Why [G#]don't they [Bb]call a [C#]truce
[Fm]What [G#] ever [Bb] they are [C#sus2] trying to do
[Fm][G#]it's of [Bb] little [C#] use
[Fm]They're [G#]drowning [Bb] you in [C#sus2] compliments
[Fm] [G#]Trying to [Bb]furnish [C#]proof
[Fm] Al[G#]though they [Bb]speak with [C#sus2]eloquence
[Fm] [G#]There is [Bb] little [C#] truth

You're [Bb7]bright, you're [C]strong, you
[G#]know the right from [Fm]wrong
At [C#]least to [C]some de[Fm]gree
you're [Bb7]wise, you're [C]tough, you've
[G#]heard their lies [Fm]enough
You [C#]smile in [C]sympa[Fm]thy

Intro

I'm watching your serenity
The way your so transense
The tidiest absurdities
Your patience never ends
And as the night begins to fade
Your heading for the door
Followed by sad parade
Your on your own once more

You're bright, you're strong, you
know the right from wrong
At least to some degree
you're wise, you're tough, you've
heard their lies enough
You smile in sympathy