The Words That Maketh Murder - guitar chords and comments

Lyrics without distraction HERE

It hardly ever happens, that I include a song with "khawaga album" within the same year as it is released. In fact, it has only happened twice : Dying Day (Brandi Carlile) and The Flood (Katie Melua). And once again a female artist forced me to such immature behaviour. Early this year (2011), PJ Harvey [born Polly Jean Harvey, 9th of October 1969 in Somerset, England] released "Let England Shake". Sure England did, and I got shaken, too ... or shook up. Approximately the same procedure as with "Dying Day"; I was working on some web design, heard it on the radio, closed that flippin' editor and concentrated on YouTube and my guitar. That darned working day was doomed, as well as the night. I came up with an acceptable version the next morning.   The song is, as more of PJ's, based on the Autoharp [PJ plays keyboard, guitar and saxophone as well], an instrument playing chords by muting certain strings with a damper. It's limited, but effective and distinctive, was brought to fame by the Carter Family and is rarely used in rock music. But PJ *is* rare. The song works fair enough with the 8 listed besic chords, but I recommed alternatives like "zero" chords (ie. suspending notes defining minor/major), leaving strings open or add some notes to make the sound folk-like.

Em                                        A...G...F#m...G
I've seen and done things I want to forget
Em                                        A...G...F#m...G
I've seen soldiers fall like lumps of meat
Em                              A...G...F#m...G
blown and shot out beyond belief
Em                             A...G...F#m...G
arms and legs were in the trees
Em                                        A...G...F#m...G
I've seen and done things I want to forget
Em                            A...G...F#m...G
coming from an unearthly place
Em                           A...G...F#m...G
longing to see a woman's face
Em                                   A...G...F#m...G
instead of the words that gather pace
Em
the words that maketh murder
G                 Bb
these : these : these are the words
     Dm                 C
the words that maketh murder

Em               A
these : these : these are the words
     E                 A
the words that maketh murder

           Bb                     C            ...Dm
what if I take my problem to the united nations ?