No More Songs Acoustic chords by Phil Ochs

No More Songs (acoustic)

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This is from an acoustic version of the song, transpose to D for the album version.

G D C B (Album version only)

Em               D
Hello, hello, hello, is there anybody home?
Em              C D
I've only called to say, I'm sorry
   Em            G       D
The drums are in the dawn and all the voices gone
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs

Em               D
Once I knew a girl, she was a flower in a flame
Em              C D
I loved her as the sea sings sadly
    Em             G         D
Now the ashes of the dream, can be found in the magazines
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs


Em            D
Once I knew a sage, who sang upon the stage
Em              C D
He told about the world, his lover
  Em              G       D
A ghost without a name, stands ragged in the rain
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs


G D C B (Album version only)


Em                D
The rebels they were here, they came beside the door
Em               C D
They told me that the moon was bleeding
   Em            G      D
Then all to my surprise, they took away my eyes
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs


Em             D
A star is in the sky, it's time to say goodbye
Em               C D
A whale is on the beach, he's dying
 Em              G         D
A white flag in my hand and a white bone in the sand
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs


Em               D
Hello, hello, hello, is there anybody home?
Em              C D
I've only called to say, I'm sorry
   Em            G       D
The drums are in the dawn and all the voices gone
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs
    C          D    Em
And it seems that there are no more songs

(Album version only)

G D C B

Em D
Em C D
Em G D
C D Em

Em D
Em C D
Em G D
C D Em