The london radar chords by Cornershop

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Verse 1
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 (E minor) Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
Captain Robinson and his crew welcome you
aboard this British United jet flight to Jenner.
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Our flight  (A minor) time  (E minor) to   Jenner
will be one hour
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at a height of 27 ,000  (G major) feet.  (E minor) 
During the flight,
we shall be serving lunch,
and there is a duty -free bar on board.
Would you now fasten your seatbelts
and ready for takeoff?
The flight will take about
an hour and a half.
We'll be taking you through
in about a minute of the time,
So you won't hear
everything that happens,
and you won't find all that
you do here easy.
Aircrew and ground staff
don't worry about the quality of sound.
They only want to be sure
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that they understand it.  (G major) 
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 (E minor) Contact Aircrew an (A minor) d ground staff
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 (E minor) to   detect a requesting
startup transgress.
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 (A minor) Un (E minor) til  I click the star,
the picture is ugly.
This has a report from the cabinet,
this is a breakdown of the checkers code,
right?
Do we have accuracy, please?
I got the time on the screen
and there's a hit on the clip.
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 (A minor) Good  (E minor) morning, madam.
May I offer you a drink at the bar
before your lunch?
Yes, please.
What is there for lunch today?
Cold salmon salad.
Then half a bottle of wine, certainly.
Victoria Station.
One hour and twenty minutes
before take -off.
Passport control presents no difficulties,
unless of course there's
something wrong
with the passport you happen to have.
Having checked the aeroplane,
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they check themselves.  (A minor)  (E minor) 
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This is Captain Robinson,
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 (A minor) speaking  (E minor) to you from
the flight deck.
We've climbed 27 ,000 feet,
and we've crossed the English coast
at Beechley Head,
and at the moment we're
flying over Dieppe.
And from here we should be
flying south over Paris,
and over Dijon,
leaving Geneva,
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crossing the  (G major) Alps  (E minor) at   Mont Blanc,
and then over Turin to Genoa.
And weather at Genoa is good,
landing conditions are good,
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and it's  (G major) fine  (E minor) at   all.
Any duty -free cigarettes, madam?
Ladies and gentlemen,
in a few minutes
we should be landing at Genoa.
Will you please extinguish your cigarettes