The Man Who Sold The World Uke tab by David Bowie (Baritone Chords)

7 Chords used in the song: A, A7, Dm, F, C, C7, Bbm

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Artist: David Bowie

Album: The Man Who Sold The World

Year: 1970

Difficulty:

2.5

(Beginner)

Key: DmChords

A
We passed upon the stairs
      A7                Dm
We spoke of was and when
                  A
Although i wasn't there
     A7                 F
He said i was his friend
                   C
Which came as a surprise
     C7            A                 A7      Dm
I spoke into his eyes, i thought you died alone
                    C
A long long time ago

     C       F
Oh no! not me,
   Bbm               F
We never lost control

        C          F
You're face to face
         Bbm              A
With the man who sold the world

                       A
I laughed and shook his hand
    A7                Dm
I made my way back home
                        A
I searched for from and land
    A7                  F
For years and years i roamed
                   C
I gazed a gazely stare
     C7                A              A7       Dm
We walked a million hills, i must have died alone
                    C
A long long time ago

      C          F
Who knows, not me
  Bbm                F
I never lost control

         C          F
You're face,   to face
         Bbm               A
With the man who sold the world

      C          F
Who knows, not me
  Bbm                F
I never lost control

         C          F
You're face,   to face
         Bbm               A
With the man who sold the world   (2x)

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About this song: The Man Who Sold The World

The album is one of Bowie's least-known, but over the years many fans have come to appreciate it and a lot of bands have covered songs from it. This is about a man who no longer recognizes himself and feels awful about it. For years, Bowie struggled with his identity and expressed himself through his songs, often creating characters to perform them. On the album cover, Bowie is wearing a dress.

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