The Jury and the Judge

The Jury and the Judge

The Jury and the Judge


From a single 1986 and compilation CDs "Singles A's and B's" and "The Blue Box"



Capo 4th fret

Intro: / Em C / C D /

G Em A G Em G  . . . 

Em
Dark is the road, the moon is veiled
C                                                       
There are seven seas to be sailed
Em
I'm staying lightly in the city of sin,
C                                            
Love is a drag, that's a game I'm in.

C
Coming home, the hardest work to do
              D
Before one were to know what's true.
                  Em             D
You're the jury and the judge, woh-oh!
                    Em             D
You're the jury and the judge, can't fool you.
Em                   D
You make me feel a liar,
Em             D                Em             D
You say when there's smoke there's fire.
                Em             D
You're the jury and the judge,
                  Em             D
You're the jury and the judge!

I'm on the edge of nowhere land,
Being dared to storm my own command.
I'm a lonely hunter woh but I know
After the fun there I go, because
Coming home, the hardest work to do
Before one were to know what's true.

You're the jury and the judge, woh-oh!
You're the jury and the judge, can't fool you.
You make me feel a liar,
You say when there's smoke there's fire.
You're the jury and the judge,
Feel like being in a cold room.

B
If you rise and step on me,
Em
Suspicious when I reason.
B
If you rise and step on me
          A             Em
All the time.

Woh-oh!
Woh-oh!

Coming home, the hardest work to do
Before one were to know what's true.

You're the jury and the judge, woh-oh!
You're the jury and the judge, can't fool you.
You make me feel a liar,
You say when there's smoke there's fire.
You're the jury and the judge,
You're the jury and the judge.
And I know, and I know
(And you are there on fire)
You're the jury and the judge.
And I know, yes I know
You're the jury and the judge.


 

By Robbie Van Leeuwen

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