Love Ire And Song by Frank Turner

Love Ire & Song by Frank Turner 
(Capo 3rd Fret)
Tabbed by Corbin Luby

I play the intro using middle finger for g string, ring finger for b string,
first finger for 2nd fret e and a string and thumb for 3rd fret e string. 
Easiest way I found to do it.

Intro Part A

e---------------------------------------------------------------|
b---3-------3--------3--------3--------3---------3----3-------3-|
g--2--2----2--2----2---2----2--2-----2--2------2--2--2--2---2--2|
d-0-----------------------0-------------------------------------|
a---------0--------------------------------0h2------0-----------|
e----------------2-----------------3----------------------0-----|
Intro Part B
e----------------------------------------------------------------|
b---3-------3--------3--------3--------3---------3---2-----------|
g--2--2----2--2----2---2----2--2-----2--2------2--2--2-----------|
d-0-----------------------0--------------------------2-----------|
a---------0--------------------------------0h2-------------------|
e----------------2-----------------3-----------------------------|

Verse 1 
Repeat Intro Part A

“Well a teacher of mine once told me
That life was just a list of disappoints and defeats
And you could only do your best,
And I said "That's a fucking cop-out, you're just washed up and your tired,
and when I get to your age I won't be such a coward"”

           Em,                          G,
“But these day I sit at home, known to shout at my TV”
     Bm,                                A,
“And Punk Rock didn't live up to what I hoped that it could be”
             Em,                                G,
“And all the things that I believed with all my heart when I was young”
          Bm,                          A
“Are just coasters for beers and clean surfaces for drugs”
        G,           Em,                G,              A,            
“And I packed all my pamphlets with my bibles at the back of the shelf”

strummed Hammer ons and pull offs using D
e-2----3---2----3---2----0---|
b-3----3---3----3---3----3---|
g-2----2---2----2---2----2---|
d-0----0---0----0---0----0---|
a----------------------------|
e----------------------------|x2



Verse 2
Just vocals
“Well it was bad enough the feeling, and the first time it hit”

         Repeat Intro Part A (starting half way through, fret 3 e string) 
“When you realised your parents had let the world all go to shit
And that the values and ideals for which many had fought and died
Had been killed off in the committees and left to die by the wayside”

 Em                                     G
“But it was worse when we turned to the kids on the left”
         Bm                     A
“And got let down again by some poor excuse for protest”
         Em                       G
“Yeah by idiot fucking hippies in 50 different factions”
         Bm                              A
“Who are locked inside some kind of 60's battle re-enactment”
        G,           Em,            G,          A,             G,       A
“And I hung-up my banner in disgust and I head for the door” 
 

         D,             A,                    Bm,               G,
“Oh but once we were young, and we were crass enough to care”
                 Em,               A,                    Em,              A
“But I guess you live and learn, we won't make that mistake again, no”
        D                   A             Bm                 G
“Oh but surely just for one day, we could fight and we could win”
                   Em           A                       Em          A
“And if only for a little while, we could insist on the impossible”


            Bm                              
“Well we've been a good few hours drinking”
                 A
“So I'm going to say what everyone's thinking”
          G                           D
“If we're stuck on this ship and it's sinking”
         Em            A      D
“Then we might as well have a parade”



              Bm
“Cos if it's still going to hurt in the morning”
       A
“And a better plan's set to get forming”
      G                             D
“Then where's the harm spending an evening”
    Em          A         G A 
“In manning the old barricades, “



         D                                          G            A
“so come on old friends to the streets, Let's be 1905 but not 1917, “
          D
“let's be heroes, let's be martyrs, let's be radical thinkers”
     G                            A
“Who never have to test drive the least of their dreams”
          Em                        G
“Let's divide up the world into the damned and safe”
          Bm                           A
“And then ride to the valleys like the old light brigade”
        Em                       G
“And straighten our backs and we won't be afraid”
             Bm                          A
“And they'll celebrate our deaths with a national parade”



  D           A               Bm              G
“So come on let's be young, let's be crass enough to care”
                 Em             A                       Em           A
“Let's refuse to live and learn, let's make all our mistakes again yes”
          D                      A            Bm              G
“And then darling, just for one day, we can fight and we can win”
                   Em           A                       Em            A
“And if only for a little while, we could insist on the impossible”

Intro part A
“Leave the mourning the to the morning
Yeah pain can be killed
With aspirin tablets and vitamin pills”

Intro Part B but ending on D instead of A
“But memories of hope, and glorious defeat                             
Are a little bit harder to beat”


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