Holiday chords by Richard Wright

Intro

Fm  F#  D  A  E  F#m  B  Bm  F#  C#  F#  C#  G#

Fm              F#
It was meant to be a holiday
D
Building castles by the sea
A               E
Another way to live for you and me
F#m                     B       Bm
Time to pause, consider what we've done
F#              C#
The wind is blowing, so come,
                F#      C#
Let's take a holiday

Fm              F#
How was I to know quite so soon
D
That dreams can turn a life, around it seems
A               E
There is no single way to live our days
F#m                     B       Bm
Between these lines I know you see a man
F#              C#
Who's not quite sure who he is
                F#      C#
Or where he stands

F#      B       C#
Sail on
F#              B       C#
Sail on, across the sea
F#              B       C#
Ride the waves, feel the breeze
F#      B       C#
Sail on
F#      B       C#
There's no other way I'd rather be
F#      C#      G#

Ebm             Bb
Destiny, reality are just a dream
Ebm             Bbm
Raise the sails, the wind is free
G#              Eb
Every day I become more confused
C#              G#
Which way to go, how to choose

(Fm  F#  D  A  E  F#m  B  Bm  F#  C#  F#  C#  G#)

Fm              F#
Back at home, what holds me here
D
Shut in not moving, only half a life
A               E
Clouds hang heavy, they leave me cold
F#m             B       Bm
It doesn't have to be this way
F#
The wind is blowing, so come,
        C#
Let's take a holiday

F#      B       C#
Sail on
F#              B       C#
Sail on, across the sea
F#              B       C#
Ride the waves, feel the breeze
F#      B       C#
Sail on
F#      B       C#
There's no other way I'd rather be
F#      C#      G#

C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#              F#      G#
Sail on, across the sea
C#              F#      G#
Ride the waves, feel the breeze
C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#      F#      G#
There's no other way I'd rather be
C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#      F#      G#
Sail on
C#      F#      G#
There's no other way I'd rather be