8 Chords used in the song: Em, Am7, Fmaj7, Am, D, A, G, Cmaj7
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Em Am7 Fmaj7 x 8
Em Am Fmaj7
If you smile at me you know I will understand
Em
Cause that is something everybody everywhere does
Am7 Fmaj7 Em Am7 Fmaj7 Em Am7 Fmaj7
In the same language
Em Am7 Fmaj7
I can see by your coat my friend that you're from the other side
Em
There's just one thing I got to know
Am7 Fmaj7 Em Am7 Fmaj7
Can you tell me please who won
Em Am7 Fmaj7
Em
You must try some of my purple berries
Am7 Fmaj7 Em
I been eating them for six or seven weeks now
Am7 Fmaj7
Haven't got sick once
Em D A G
Probably keep us both alive
Em G A D
Em D A G
Cmaj7
Em G A D
Wooden ships on the water very free and easy
Em G A D
Easy you know the way it's supposed to be
Em G A D
Silver people on the shoreline leave us be
Cmaj7
Very free and easy
Em Am7 Em Am7
Sail away where the mornin sun goes high
Em Am7 Em Am7
Sail away where the wind blows sweet and young birds fly
Em G A D
Take a sister by her hand
Em G A D G D
Lead her far from this barren land
Em G A D
Horror grips us as we watch you die
Em G A D
All we can do is echo your anguished cry and
Em G A D
Stare as all your human feelings die
Cmaj7
We are leaving
Em Am7
You don't need us
Em Am7 x2
Em G A D
Go and take a sister by her hand
Em G A D
Lead her far from this foreign land
Em G A D
Somewhere where we might laugh again
Cmaj7
We are leaving
Em Am7
You don't need us
Em Am7 x2
Em G A D
Sailing ships on the water very free and easy
Em G A D
Easy you know the way it's supposed to be
Em G A D
Silver people on the shoreline leave us be
Cmaj7
Very free
Em Am7
And gone
Em Am7 x2
Em G A D x3
Em Am7 x8
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About this song: Wooden Ships
"Wooden Ships" is composed by David Crosby, lyrics by Stephen Stills and Paul Kantner in the late 1969, on Crosby's boat in Florida. It was released on the album Volunteers, the same year. It was controversial at the time because of anti-war message. The song depicts the horrors confronting the survivors of a nuclear holocaust in which the two sides have annihilated each other. A man from one side stumbles upon a man from the other side and asks him "Who won?" To stay alive, they share berries that have presumably not been poisoned by radiation.