I'll Work for Your Love Bruce Springsteen
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I'll Work For Your Love - Bruce Springsteen
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Tabbed by: Max Olsson
Email: mxozzon@passagen.se
I'll Work For Your Love
Capo 1st Fret
[A]Pour me a drink The[E]resa
In one of those [D]glasses you du[A]st off
[D]And I'll watch the[A] bones in your back
Like the stations to the [E]cross
'Round your [A]hair the sun lifts a[E] halo
At your [D]lips a crown of[A] thorns
[D]Whatever other[A] deals goin' down
To this one I'm [E]sworn
Chorus:
[D]I'll work[E] for your[A] love, dear
[D]I'll work[E] for your[A] love
[D]What othe[E]rs may[A] want fo[D]r free
[D]I'll work[E] for your[A] love
The dust of civilizations
And loves sweet remains
Slip of your fingers
And come driftin' down like rain
The pages of Revelation
Lie open in your empty eyes of blue
I watch you slip that comb through your hair and this I promise you
Chorus:
I'll work for your love, dear
I'll work for your love
What others may want for free
I'll work for your love
[E]Your tears, they fill the rosary
At your [D]feet, my temple o[A]f bones
[E]Here in this perd[A]ition we go on an[E]d on
Now our city of peace has crumbled
Our book of faith's been tossed
And I'm just out here searchin'
for my own piece of the cross
The late afternoon sun fills the room
With the mist of the garden before the fall I watch your hands smooth the front
of your blouse and seven drops of blood fall
Chorus:
I'll work for your love, dear
I'll work for your love
What others may want for free
I'll work for your...
What others may want for free
I'll work for your...
What others may want for free
I'll work for your love
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