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Die toten hosens version of the strange and true (sort of) story of Gary Gilmore an
American murderer
who was executed by firing squad in 1977 leaving his eyes (corneas to be exact) to be
used in transplants.
A cool story and a great song pretty simlpe you could play it all in 'chugga chugga'
power chords but I
like it like this. Notice that this song has two slightly different choruses.
As usual please rate comment critisize improve etc.
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Whispered Vocal 'Gary Gilmores Eyes'
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Intro D5 (slide to) E5 x4
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Verse 1
I'm lying in a hospital I'm pinned against the bed
A stethoscope upon my heart a hand against my head
They're peeling off the bandages I'm wincing in the light
The nurse is looking anxious and she's quivering in fright
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Chorus 1
I'm looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
Looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
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Verse 2
The doctors are avoiding me my vision is confused
I listen to my earphones and I catch the evening news
A murderer's been killed and he donates his sight to science
I'm locked into a private ward I realise that I must be...
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Chorus 1
I'm looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
Looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
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Chorus 2
I'm looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
Looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
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Verse 3
I smash the light in anger push my bed against the door
I close my lids across the eyes and wish to see no more
The eye receives the messages and sends them to the brain
No guarantee the stimuli must be perceived the same...
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Chorus 2
When looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
Looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
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Looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes looking through Gary Gilmore's eyes
Gary don't need his eyes to see Gary and his eyes have parted company
