The Internationale
Words by Eugene Pottier, 1871
Music by Pierre Degeyter, 8888
| E G#m A C#m F#m |
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| A- rise ye pris'ners of star- va-tion A- |
| B E E G#m |
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| rise ye wret-ched of the earth For jus-tice thun-ders con-dem- |
| A C#m F#m B B7 E |
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| na-tion A- bet- ter world's in birth No- |
| B F# B F# |
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| more tra-di-tion's chains shall bind us A- rise ye slaves no more en- |
| Eb B B7 E G#m C#m |
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| thrall The earth shall rise on new foun- da- tions We have been |
| B F#7 B E G#m A C#m F#m |
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| naught we shall be all 'Tis the fi- nal con-flict Let each |
| B E B7 E G#m C#m |
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| stand in their place The in- ter- nation-al work-ing class shall |
| F# F#7 B B7 E G#m A C#m F#m |
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| be the hu-man race 'Tis the fi- nal con-flict Let each |
| B B7 G# C# F#m Am |
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| stand in their place The in-ter-nation-al work-ing class Shall |
| E B E |
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| be the hum-man race |
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