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Mad World...sad.

For Guitar and my voice. Capo on third fret, slow.

Verse 1 ( Em .. G  |  D .. A ):
All around me are familiar faces.
  Worn out places.  Worn out faces.
Bright and early for their daily races.
  Going nowhere.  Going nowhere.
And their tears are filling up their glasses.
  No expression.  No expression.
Hide my head; I want to drown my sorrow.
  No tomorrow.  No tomorrow.

Chorus ( Em .. A ):
And I find it kinda funny.
  but I find it kinda sad.
The dreams in which I'm dying
  Are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you
  Cuz I find it hard to take.
When people run in circles it's a very, very

(Em .. G .. A)
   Mad world.
   Mad world.
   Mad world.
   Mad world.

Verse 2 ( Em .. G  |  D .. A ):
Children waiting for the day they feel good.
  How I love you.  So proud of you.
Made to feel the way that every child should.
  Sit and listen.  Sit and listen.
Went to school and I was very nervous.
  No one knew me.  No one knew me.
Hello, teacher tell me what's my lesson?
  Looked right through me.  Looked right through me.


Chorus ( Em .. A ):
And I find it kinda funny.
  I find it kinda sad.
The dreams in which I'm dying
  Are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you
  Cuz I find it hard to take.
When people run in circles it's a very, very



(Em .. G .. A)
   Mad world.
   Mad world.
   Mad world.
   Mad world.
  Enlarge your world

Original Video from the movie


Live version with Tears for Fears singer

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