Song: "Them"
Artist: Pray for Rain
Album: Them (c) 1996 The Sparrow Corp.
Written: Patrick Andrew
Transcribed: Trae Blain (tblain@usa.net)

Intro:
C-D-Em (4x slowly)

         C                         D
And the band marches on and on and on 
          Em
without slowing
          C                               D
And their leader leads them on and on and on 
          Em
without knowing
         C                     D
Never looking back to see the mess 
                G    D Em
that they have left behind
          C                          D
And the media mediates between the masses 
           Em
and the myth it creates
         C               D   
But it never know the damage grows 
             G     D   Em
the more it bends the truth
G     D        Em       D          Em
They tells us what they want us to hear
      D     Em      D      Em
They patronize our aching ears
       C 
It's all too clear the the wealths of 
               D        Em
Violence and sexual pervertion
      C
Offer more than just some innocent 
      D         Em
psycological diversion
           C             D 
They have left so many bleeding needing
           G      D   Em
help from Christ the King
G   D             Em            D          Em
We don't have to watch but they want us to see
    D       Em       D          Em
We let them bind our hands and feet


Chorus:
G           D              Am     C    D 
How can you say Let's all remain unaffected
G                  D     
When no lines are drawn and 
                      Em
the band just marches on
           C                 D
And they forget you when you fall down

Bridge: (This is odd sounding but if 
         played right it sounds great!)
C-D-Em (play this through the bridge)

They tell us what they want us to hear
They patronize our aching ears
We don't have to watch but they want us to see
                      C          G
We let them bind our hands and feet

(Repeat Chorus) 

Note: Pretty Long huh?  This is one of the most meaningful
      song I have heard.  Hoped you liked it!  Trae Blain
      (tblain@usa.net)