The Boxer Rebellion - No Harm chords

No Harm
by 'The Boxer Rebellion'
from the Album 'The Cold Still'

Tabbed by Chris Port

(Intro)

F       C      Dm     A#     F      C

(Verse)

F                 A#    F                     C
Maybe there’s no use, in things being like they used to
    Dm               A#                 F         C
And maybe there’s no use, in the way it was before
F              A#        F           C
And if I found time, we'd go away with your way
    Dm          A#      F           C
And if we found time I'd want it more and more


(Chorus)

    Dm                A#             F                       C
And maybe there's no harm, there's no harm, there's no harm in
Dm                A#             F      C
Maybe there's no harm, there's no harm in you
    Dm                A#             F                       C
And maybe there's no harm, there's no harm, there's no harm in
   Dm             A#            F           C
So watch what you say, there's a beast that's in me

(Verse2)
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F              A#     F                   C
I'm the true recluse, blissful as a loner
    Dm               A#       F                C
And all that we have left, is never like before
F              A#    F                    C
Delivered on a word, never near the target
Dm               A#             F        C
Seen for what it was and never eye to eye

(Chorus)

Dm      A#     F      C
Ohhh
Dm      A#     F      C
Ohhh

(Middle Eight)

C   A#      Dm      C             A#    
Dm     F     C
You stand by    watching the world let me down

(Chorus)

Dm      A#     F      C
Ohhh
Dm      A#     F      C
Ohhh

End on Dm


This is my first tab, so please go easy on me!  Although I am quietly confident about this.
There seems to be precious little Boxer Rebellion songs out there, so that’s what 
inspired me to put this up and I will be posting more Boxer songs shortly.

Any suggestions or alterations, please feel free to email me at returnoftheroughnecks@sky.com
Cheers Chris