STING TEN SUMMONER’S TALES .. PROLOGUE (IF | EVER LOSE MY FAITH IN YOU) .. LOVE IS STRONGER THAN JUSTICE (THE MUNIFICIENT SEVEN) .. HEAVY CLOUD NO RAIN .. SHE'S T00 GOOD FOR ME .. SEVEN DAYS .. SAINT AUGUSTINE IN HELL .. FIELDS OF GOLD .. [T'S PROBABLY ME .. SHAPE ON MY HEART .. SOMETHING THE BOY SAID .. EPILOGUE (NOTHING ‘BOUT ME)" FIELDS OF GOLD Words and Music by STING Flowing, moderately Bm7 it You'll re - mem-ber me when the west wind — moves stay with me, will you be my — love D Bsus? the fields_ You'll for - get the mong the fields_ We'll for - get thewe walk in fields_ of gold. lie in fields of gold. 7 took her — love for to gaze a - while_ up -on the fields. of bar - up -on the fields, of bar - ¥ y as her hair came down a - mong. = dey. Feel her bod = y rise when you kiss her mouth a - mong_nev -er made prom-is - es some that I've bro - ken, EBS fo and there have been days still deft we'll walk. GB in fields_ of gold.4 Man -y years have passed mem-ber me —— sum-mer_ days a +mong the fields of bar ley. ___ west wind moves up -on the fields_ of bar - ley.chil-dren walk sun goes down - the fields. tell the sun Jeal-ous sky lked im fields of gold, <_* when_ we walked in fields_ —of_ gold, when we walked in fields GD i GID16 HEAVY CLOUD NO RAIN ‘Words and Music by STING Easy, relaxed groove ‘Am6 Bm/A Am6 Bm7/A @ eer tH J Amé6 Bmi/A Am6 =e ‘Turned on theweath-er man just af - ter the news. I meed-ed sweet rain fo wash a - T askedmy ba-by ifthere’d be some way. __ She said she save her love for a He looked at the chart, but he look I look in the sky, but I look Am6 Am6 no chord To Coda @ i heay -y cloud, but Back in time with Lou -is X__ heay -y cloud, but land was crack-ing and the Instrumental solov Batts btn —_o 2 Saas ed — VW |L at the court of the peo - ple he was num - ber one, He'd be the iv - er was dry. All the crops were dy - ing when they ought to be high. So to = — ae soared ie blu - est blood guil - lo-tine, witeh-craft. they'd ev - er ‘The royal as - trol -0 spell and a when the king the farm- = > ger was po-tion on a said, “Hi” to. the took out a book on some old_ Se run out of breath, mid-sum-mer’s night. He thought that He killed a = =; may-be the rain— would post-pone his death. He look inthe sky, but he brin-dled calf in the pale _moon-light. He prayed to the sky, but heheay -y cloud, but rain, Well, the prayed in Solo ends PAm6 no chord | no chord heav -y cloud, but Heay -y cloud, but no rain, The sun won't shine till the clouds are gone._ ‘The Am Bm7 Cmaj7 D m6 o e SSS SSS till their work is done._ And ey -’ry morn-ing you'll hear me_19 S.al Coda “If on -ly _ it would Repeat ad lib. and Fade m6 Am6 Bmv/A20 IF | EVER LOSE MY FAITH IN YOU Words and Music by STING ‘Moderately Am7 a You could say I Jost my faith in sei - Some would say 1 was a lost man in. a___ lost Inev- er saw no mir-a-cle of — sci - encea Asus? A G at tH pe eee —— — Lr 3 | You could say 1 lost my be lief in the ho - ly church. You could say 1 lost my faith in thepeo - pleon T. V. that did-n't go from_a blessingto a curse. Dsus2(sus4) _D Dsus2sus4)_D fi Fi i it You could say I You could say I lost my be- I ney -er sawno G Dsus2(sus4)_D Deus2(sus4) DD. Jost___my sense of di-rect lief our pol-i -ti mil-‘ictar-y_ sol-u- tion all of this like game show hosts You could say They all seem and worse, but to2 Esus? EB, F#7sus FT. G6 in you there'd be noth - ing hey. —23 Fim? Gtm7(add4) e 2 — + £- - : Epp = T could be — lost in - side their G#7sus. GET BIA A BIA AG & ; He i D.S. al Coda. cory ns 5 === aoe 1 sce your face that did-n’t al-ways endC#7sus cH D6 ay ttt there’d be noth- ing Esus225 Fé7sus Fe G6 Asus A AB if 1 ev-er lose ___ my_— faith, _ if 1 ev-er lose_ Asus A Asus A G5 ES. = i He tHE Repeat and Fade26 IT’S PROBABLY ME Words and Music by STING, ERIC CLAPTON and MICHAEL KAMEN Moderately Em(maj9) Em6/9 Em(maj9) mp SS 5S Em6/9 Em(maj9) we It thenight turned_ cold and the stars_ look ty and the hun-ger’s so SS = we and you hug your-self on the cold, cold. and you're too proud to beg, and too dumb to —== —— ina strang - er's for your on - No-one would you see. —__ No-one would you see. Youask— your - Youask_ your - “Who'd watch for “Who could it Em7 ASIC ——————————————— friend, — who couldit be’ Its hard_ to sol -i = tar-y voice. to speak out and set me free; 1 hate to28 Cmaj? B7#9(b13) q ff 2 Fae he == s E —s = ¥ =; | se say it, I hate to say it, but it’s prob-a - bly but it’s prob-a | a eee! _ é = ee StS =| 4 —< t ve You're not the _eas-i- est per-son [__ ev-er got to know, and it’s Gmaj9 tt hard SSS for us both_ to let our feel -ings show. I should let _29 a - ly make me Cmajo B7#913) but it’s prob-a -bly z30 Em(maj9) Em6/9 Em(maj9) Em6/9 i fat Em(maj9) mois Em(maj9) Em6/9 5 in ‘4 Instrumental solo Em(maj9) Em6/9 Em6 Em(maj9) Em6/9 TE i | & Be Solo ends When the world’s gone_ and there’s on - ly oneEm(maj9) au and the ju - ry’srd Em7 ca749 life for you and Cmaj9 BT#(b13) Em7 i 8 pu o SS butit’s prob-a-bly me. — z majo B7#9(613) * hate. to say it, butit’s prob-a-bly 233 B7#9(b13) BbISHL AOHLL Ao i : & if butit’s prob-a-bly me. Em(maj?) Em6/9 Em(maj9) Em6/9 Repeat and Fade Em(mgj9) Em6/9 Em(maj9) Em6/9 Em6LOVE IS STRONGER THAN JUSTICE (THE MUNIFICENT SEVEN) Words and Music by STIN Bright rock no chord35 This is a sto-ry of sev-en broth-ers. We had the samefath-er but dif-frent moth-ers. gee: a eg je SS r oo ‘We keep to-geth-er like a fam-ly should, roam-ing the coun-try for the com-mon good. ist) <4 | eee the may-or, the P. T. A. saa Se= oes 25) tS = ‘We'd on -ly stopped for a few bur-ri - tos, but they told us of the trou-ble with los ban = di-tos. A out-come was pre-dict -a-ble. Ourban-di-tos were des - pi-ca-ble. of Moth-er told me Iwas the clev-er one, the sey-enth son of a sev-enth son. = -tle town in need of aid, my broth-ers and me had nev-er been blood we lost a doz-en__ li-tres, a small price to pay for las se - fio - ri - tas. ‘The Tt all end-ed so hap - pl -ly. I set-tled down with the fam-i -ly. a Ta = Ss = 3 2 = See pete | o Tt 2 The age of chiv-al-ry is ____ not dead, — lone -somenights in a cow - boy bed. town may-or was hap-py, but his face was glum. The maidens num-bered on - ly one. There I look —for-wardto a __bet-ter day, but al stuff nev-ergot inmy way.37 =—— —S There'd be a _ bride for ev - "ry man weren't sev - en brides for sev - en broth - ers. ‘And though there used tobe broth -ers sev. - en, who chased a-way thee - vil gang for IT knew I had to get rid of the oth - ers for the oth -er six are sing-ing in heay-en. is strong - er than jusBright rock ‘AT. iBright rock AT, Sar i SS = Ss2 EPILOGUE (NOTHING ’BOUT ME) Words and Music by ; SNe, noo e Relaxed funk shufMle (ed played as 42) Eb6/9 Abmaj6/9 ES6/9 Abmaj6/9 Ebmaj9 Ab69 Ebmaj9 AbG6/D Eomaj9 Abmaj9 i : it Lay my head. on a sur-geon’s ta-ble. Run my name_ through your com-put-er. Take my fin-ger - prints_ if you are a- ble. Mention me in passing to your col -lege tu - tor.8 Ebmajg Abmaj9 Pick my — brains, pick my Check my —rec-ords, check_ my facts. Steal my eye - balls and come Check if 1 paid my in - come tax. ev -’ry kind of test from A to Z,— but you'll Pore 0 - ver ev'ry-thing— in my c Vv, — but you'll Gf iE nothin’ “bout me. (Still, = know noth -in’ ‘bout me.Fin S/B aim Ebmaj7 noth - in’ ll I'm a sim-pleman, In the cold like45 D9 BST#S Ebmaj9 AbGID = “ i 48 mi: HH = lyman likeme needs love.— Ebmajo AbG9 Ebmaj9 rn ai Ebmaj9 Abmajg Ebmaj9 ‘Turn o-ver ev -ry-thingI won't be Abmaj9 home. ‘Adim7 Tiff But you'll Set —s. E/Bb Fm75/B up your mi - cro-scope = Zz Cdim7 HEH Stil still __ know know noth -in? zip a *bout + bout me. me, ‘Eb/Bb Fm7b5/B (Cdim7 ED/G Eb/Bb Fm7>5/B Cdim7 EG a iff c off tah it o —« ee — e Se = a = = é = = S (Still know noth - in’ *bout _ me.) know noth -in’ *bout me. _ (Still know noth -in’ "bout_ —_— me.) know noth - in’ "bout _ me, __ & be +s —— + Pre 4 Gi Sy = = SSS sas Zt [Da re ——— |! Bo) Fm75/B Cai IG EUG « ; | aes a i i itt (Still know noth - in’ “bout me.) know noth - in? *bout — "Bout me)a7 EL/Bb = Bdim7 = Cdim7_—Dbdimm7 Ddim7 —Ebdim7_—Edim7 Faim7 if i ‘i i ns = 4 8 | know noth -in’ ‘bout me.) 2. 2 = SEES —————— Bdim7 = Cdim7 Dodi ff Still know noth - Still know noth - in? ‘a = bout Ddim7 Esdim7 Edim7? Fim Gbdim7 Gaim? Abdim7 Adim7 ith HH i TEE no chora bout me. Still know noth-in’ a - bout me. Repeat and Fade E4/Bb Fm75/B Cdim7 Eb/G48 SAINT AUGUSTINE IN HELL Bluesy rock groove Am it {| | &y iy Ih fi e mn T 4 {| t ral ) ‘i ie somebod -y wp of my best friend.EDI3HII o eS = : Pe =e == === ———— 49 me__ from oe - vil, save me from_ these wick - ed snares. ev - er hap - pened, our friend-ship would_ end. Seas Dmj(adda) Not in - Chem- i ATsus turned out 513611 - > to temp - ta - tion, not to cliffs of fall, - cal re - ac - tion, de - sire at first sight, and les-sons for___us_— alll. all__ my lights._ oy min-ute I saw her face,50 Abmaj9 a see-ond 1 caught her eye, — TT. rere the min-ute I touched_ the Fmil Gm7(add4) fir ot ,ftef 2ee at fie f 2. a é = = SS ¢ T Efi. ¢ #9. —_———_— — Ss Abmaj9 Fmit Gmi(add4) ae 7 Lise ttt ,Ptet ee feet ee eS second I caught her eye, ev ret knew it would nev -don'tknow if it’s pain Bless-ed Saint_ Ther - e - sa, —_—— EbI3#1 ‘t pleasure that I seek. ‘My flesh was all too _will-ing, my whoreof Bab - y - fon, _ Mad - don - na and__ my — moth-er, bE - 9-8 Dmi(add4) ¢ <— £ <7. —~ 2 spir-it guide was weak._ 1 wasdead - ly cer - tain his all rolled in - to one; you've got to un - der - stand_ me, I'm Es 2 = = — ‘EbI3#11 £ a ee SSS = thoughts for me___ weren’t kind, __ a switch-blade in his pock - et, nota piece of wood. Franses of As- i -si could x - eee _ 2 Sf S22 +6. CoS 2 =e = SS — -mur = der on__ his mind. — = Y the second I caught her — eye, 153 Fmil Gm7(add4) Abmaj9 if To Coda & 7 “ 1 min-ute I touched. the flame, 1 knew it would nev - er die. rn re + pent be - fore 1 die, +E ———*-¥ 5 Light swing (JJ played as J) anh) Bibs am AiG tat (dad) i ii] (Spoken:) Relax, have a cigar, ‘make yourself at home. Hell is full of high court AmE Dm Adim/ES E judges saints, We've got Cardinals, Archbishops, certified accountants, music critics. _—-‘They'reall here. You're not alone. You're neverAm/E Dm Adim/Bs here, you're not, ee = Instrumental soloDS. al CodaSEVEN DAYS Words and Music by : STING ‘Smoothly, in a fast Latin groove C69 at SS = pi ff “Sev - en days” was ‘The fact he’s o- ver ED6/9@11) it 4 . — pg ee — ——— [== = =e = 7 f- all she wrote, a kind cipal yee dpe fa aalt- six foot ten might in - still fear in oth - & re = = _——— = 2-2 — | = ae See = 2 — ———| _————— ——— | y57 BLED Gradd9) iH tnt she gave tome, but — not in me, Feadd9) F6/9 coo fg fa When I thought the field__ Ask if Tam mouse an - oth ror squeaked, Be6I9 Geadd9) A suit ap - peared to chal- lenge me, way Tran, He'll mur - der mee Though I hate to make. Does it both - er me ES6/911) BA6/9 oS —— a choice, my op - tions are. —— at all? My ri = val is Gradd9) Fladd9) rap - id - ly, makes me think,— don’t think she'd bluff this time, I no prob - lem here, we59 6/9411) BB 6/9 Gladd9) a — — ~ —e n= rE SS s HS plain to see, F Flm7b5 GS could, wait till *sday__ wouldG EVIGH Am7 my mind.— BBT(5) aa BETS) ati Sat - ur - day. Am? Fin(maj7) a9 7 i i wait, but Sun-day’d be __ too late, ———= — — Z6 a BHT Sev-en Cladd2) BbOFLT will quick - ly go. Cladd2y iteBOOT DS. al Coda 0, bfBbOEIT Hi Sun - day’ C69 BbOFIL Cmai6/9 E E AA oes 2 fee oe zo aftr fe : : G = : thou-sand rain - y days since we first. met? be = Sot _ = SS =64 BoIS#II BoO#TT Cmajo/9 BHSELL big e-nough_ um-brel - Ia, but i's al- ways me__ that ends b, ~ * ole h>65 SHAPE OF MY HEART Words and Mi STING and DOMINIC MILLER Moderately Fam ime Bm DIF ChE i i R i Bm CH7sus C87 D6 Agus? A(no3rd) Ct tit Go i tae D C#IsusGt Fim Fim ChnvE ql ‘e if ie EF He deals the cards And if I told her and those he plays nev - er sus - you'd may - be think — there’s some-thing66 =) a7 He does -n’t play for the mon - ey he wins._ Vm not a man of too man-y fac-es, D CHsusGt Fim He does -n’t play ‘The mask I wear_ He deals the cards to find the an - swer, He may play the jack of dia - monds. Well, those who speak know noth - DIFE Cim/E Bm sus. CHT if at titi a SSS 5 ie the sa-cred ge-om - e - try____ of _ chance, He may lay the queen of spades. and find out to. their cost —__like those who curse their luck ce if ft Sj — Otte SS Ss] 7 the hid-den law___ a-ble out - come He may con - ceal__ in his hand, man -y plac - es, <== —— (i 7 T know that the spades je pat — SS D CrrsusGe Fam at HB tl fh if —= —— a= SS eae The num-bers lend a while the mem-’ry of it fade and those who Tear are lst z z = a . F r 8 oe Etat = = C#m/E Bm C#isus CHT D/FE Cim/E —— te 5 i ail od a wp ee ap Pe we oe A ee eee] os : ee - swords of a sol - dier. sak SS I know that the clubs are weap-ons of pisos TS ———+ aaa q “BER pag = CHTsus C87 Bm i a 1 know that dia - monds mean mon-ey for this art, _68 D CHsusiGt f Fim Fim i hi i To Coda @ that’s not_ the shape of __ my heart. the shape of, Ctm Gim/B Fém7 G#7sus G7 AICE Gim/B FAm7 Gi7sus_ GET Tt if E if t tf Instrumental soloAG G7sus Amaia DS. al Coda Solo ends if i iH that’s not the shape of __ that’s not — the the shape of my heart. Bm CiTsus C7 DFE Civ Bm C#Tsus CHT F#m Ih i i al a i70 SHE’S TOO GOOD FOR ME Words and Music by STING i ray Driving rock and roll shuffle (J J playedasJ .)) m7 In f She don’t like to hear. She don’t like the jokes_ She don’t want_ to — meet _ She don’t want__ She don’t like She don’t want_n b pe Ae — = as ie < rye She don’t She won't let me_— go. She don’t She don’t like___ my _friends_ She don’t Shedon’t ev - en want She don’t She don’t She don't #. a = a = — £ ee She don’t like___ the things __ ss cook. She don’t She don’t like the way. I stare. She don’t She don’t like the way. I feed. She don’t —r oe SS She don't like the She don’t like the She don't want_ to Tsay, — 1 smell, | but, oh my — wife, —Hatttime (2) =) Gm/Bs Az, 57 Disus D7 si i ; itt i i Would she pre - fer it if washed my - self more of - ten than I do?nm Dbmaj7 Ghmaj7_ Gh6 —Ebm6 F Bom FIA i tl ca i Would she prefer it if tookher to an op-er-a or two? I could dis-tort my-self to be_ ALG mas ae F Bbm7 a Fa i i (Tempo Primo) DS. al Coda74 SOMETHING THE BOY SAID Moderately fast Gm7(add4) When we set out on this jour-ney In the cir-cles we made with our fires. We set our eyes ‘The clouds were like find what__ we would find. ‘on the face of the moon. ‘Words and Music b STING. Play 4 times there were no doubts in our minds. ‘We talked of the pale _af-ter- noon. to the dis - tance, we would dark rid - ers fly -ing We took cour-age from_ our num - But our thoughts kept__ re-turn We spoke our fear to the cap - tain, 8S75 =I toe eo — — go a What we sought, we did not fear. to some-thing the boy said as we turned to —_ go. and asked what his son could. know, bag fg ae By F Cc E gf i ep == 4 5===5 a = SS Sessa Some-times we'd glimpse a shad-ow fall - ing, then the shad-ow would dis-ap-pear. ‘He said,“you’ll nev-er see our fac-es a-gain, you'll be food for a car-ri - on croy for wewould nev-er have marched so far to be food for a crow.— a a EB a Ebmaj6/9 Bb(add2) HB our thoughts would also the words of the cap - Gmi(add4) Gmi/c Dm7 Gmc if Some-thing the boy Dm7 Gmi(adda) Gm7/c Dm7 i it # some-thing the boy Gmc [I Din? DS. it i (no repeat) some-thing the boy said. _” Am7(add4) by Gm7(add4) 1 i tt _ | Instrumental solo ws Solo ends woke this morn-ing, dead or am T_ liv-ing? ———- oe. oe = a Se Ss >| the sun’s eye___was as red as blood, the stench of burn-ing corps-es,— F'm too a-fraid to care, I'm too a - fraid to know. T'mtoo a-fraid to look be-hind JOB AS SS8 fac-es in the mud. at the feast of a crow, Bo(add2) Ebmaj6/9 Bb(add2) if tH Hat 7 We spoke our fears to the cap - tain. ‘And asked what his son could know, — ee 3 z ti food, food. for a crow, toy 1 oF -9 Gmi(add4) Gm7/c Dm? Gmi(adddy Gmric Repeat and Fade