Saturday Come Slow Chords

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Massive Attack feat. Damon Albarn
Saturday Come Slow


Intro:
C - Ab - Gsus4 - Eb6     x2


C            Ab
Lost in the magic
Gsus4            Eb6
From the last time
C           Ab
This town turning
Gsus4         Eb6
My rose to desire


Dbmaj7        Fm     Ab6
Saturday come slow
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
Dbmaj7           C
Is there nothing there?


        C        Ab
In the limestone caves
Gsus4             Eb6
In the south ways lands
C               Ab
One time in the kingdom
   Gsus4          Eb6
Belief is on the stand


Dbmaj7        Fm     Ab6
Saturday come slow
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
Dbmaj7           C
Is there nothing there?


Instrumental Verse:
C - Ab - Gsus4 - Eb6     x2


Dbmaj7        Fm     Ab6
Saturday come slow
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
        Dbmaj7     Fm    Ab6
Do you love me?
Dbmaj7           C
Is there nothing there?


Note:
In my opinion the Ab in the verses is probably a Ab6, but since I am not completely 
sure, I am just writing it as a normal Ab. Feel free, however, to play a Ab6. It's quite a 
nice chord.