Аккорды к песне The Beatles - A Day In The Life

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I read the news today oh boy 
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About a lucky man who made the grade 
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And though the news was rather sad 
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Well I just had to laugh 
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I saw the photograph. 
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He blew his mind out in a car 
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He didn?t notice that the lights had changed 
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A crowd of people stood and stared 
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They?d seen his face before 
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Nobody was really sure 
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If he was from the House of Lords. 
 
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I saw a film today oh boy 
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The English Army had just won the war 
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A crowd of people turned away 
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But I just had to look 
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Having read the book. 
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I?d love to turn you on. 
 
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Woke up, fell out of bed, 
Dragged a comb across my head 
Found my way downstairs and drank a cup, 
And looking up I noticed I was late. 
Found my coat and grabbed my hat 
Made the bus in seconds flat 
Found my way upstairs and had a smoke, 
Somebody spoke and I went into a dream. 
 
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I read the news today oh boy 
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Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire 
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And though the holes were rather small 
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They had to count them all 
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Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall. 
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I?d love to turn you on...