TURIS
By : LYLA
[intro] F C Am G
F
kau sudah berkemas lagi
C
menuju pulau bali
F
baru saja kau selami
Am G
indah wakatobi
F
lalu mulai berencana
C
arungi danau toba
F
hingga wujudkan anganmu
Am G
ke puncak mahameru
F
aku hanya menjadi
Am G
pemandu yang setia temanimu
[chorus]
C G/B Am G
tapi hatiku bukan tempat wisatamu
F C Am G
yang bisa kau singgahi lalu pergi bagai turis
C G/B Am G
hatiku bisa patah bila engkau hanya sekedar singgah
F C Am G F
bermain sebentar lalu pergi bagai turis
C Am G
turis, turis, oooh turis
[int] F C Am G
F C
oh harus gimana lagi membuatmu mengerti
F Am G
coba sedikit pahami aku masih di sini
Dm F
kau buatku begini terbang tinggi
Am G
lalu kau tinggal pergi
[chorus]
C G/B Am G
tapi hatiku bukan tempat wisatamu
F C Am G
yang bisa kau singgahi lalu pergi bagai turis
C G/B Am G
hatiku bisa patah bila engkau hanya sekedar singgah
F C Am G F
bermain sebentar lalu pergi bagai turis
C Am G
turis, turis, oooh turis
[int] F C Am G 2x
[chorus]
D A/C# Bm A
tapi hatiku bukan tempat wisatamu
G D Bm A
yang bisa kau singgahi lalu pergi bagai turis
D A/C# Bm A
hatiku bisa patah bila engkau hanya sekedar singgah
G D Bm A G
bermain sebentar lalu pergi bagai turis
D Bm A
turis, turis, oooya turis
G D
turis, turis
Bm A
cucuu cuucucu cuuu turis
D
turis
The reason for this post is not for the folks who have been caught in the first wave of personal economic hard reality, but the next wave. Regardless of the optimism espoused by grinning leaders and sycophant press, we are entering the final stage of global economic collapse. It began in 2008 and was forestalled for five years with fudge putty, but the weight of global indebtedness cannot be propped any longer and the final crunch is imminent. Austerity measures herald the final throes. Indications of coming austerity. Austerity measures are the final last ditch effort, futile or not! Back in the day many of us old-timers went through periods of "hard-times". In retrospect I realize there is no comparison to yesteryear hard times and today's version. Back then, expectations were never very high for the working class, there were no sophisticated systems or conveniences anyway. In fact the difference between being "set" or not was about having treats or not. Si...
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