Dropkick Murphys – Cruel chords

Cruel
Dropkick Murphys
claytonisgod

Can't believe I'm the first one to upload tab for this- the song's great and it's 
not that hard to play.

Intro
G C Em Am Em G

Verse

        G                               CWe were born into nothing, hard up so to speak

        Em                              AmBut love and affection this family afforded me

        G                               CWorries came early and often it seemed

        Em                              AmFate was not pleasant still I was redeemed

        G                               CThen compassion soon faded to chaos

        D                       G      DAs they did their best all the while

        Em                      CWhen circumstance outweighs intention

        DSometimes the mountain's just too hard to climb

Chorus  
G                       CThey were cruel, they were ignorant

        D               G      DThey were beauty, they were kind

        Em              CThey were patience, they were virtue

        DThey were crazy, they were mine


Intro again


I was young and I thought I knew everything
It's so hard to change a fool's mind
When you're stubborn by nature and quick to the draw
And you're full of inherited pride
But some lessons come harder than others
And some senses are harder to find
Your troubles won't end when you're saved by the bell
You'll still answer to those you defied

They were cruel, they were ignorant
They were beauty, they were kind
They were patience, they were virtue
They were crazy, they were mine

CThe heavens might sing out your praises

GBut the heavens won't pay for your lies

CThe sinners might pray for your problems

DBut the sinners won't look in your eye


Just play the chorus

They were crazy, they were mine

They were cruel, they were ignorant
They were beauty, they were kind
They were patience, they were virtue
They were crazy, they were mine

G and C until the end

The heavens might sing out your praises
But the heavens won't pray for your lies
The sinners might pay for your problems
But the sinner won't look in your eye