Chords for Ain't I Right
Tempo:
109.35 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[F#m] [D] [Bm]
[A]
You journeyed down to a southern town [Bm] last summer to [G] show the folks a brand new [A] way of life.
[D] But all you've shown the folks around [Bm] there is trouble, [E] and you've only added misery to [A] their strife.
and I'll say again, though it's been [G] often said,
[Em] [G] Your [A] concern is just to [D] bring discomfort, [Bm] my friend, [E] and your policy is just a [A] little rare.
[Bm] Now ain't I right?
[D] matters not to you how [Bm] people suffer, [G] and if they do to you it's [A] just a game.
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You journeyed down to a southern town [Bm] last summer to [G] show the folks a brand new [A] way of life.
[D] But all you've shown the folks around [Bm] there is trouble, [E] and you've only added misery to [A] their strife.
and I'll say again, though it's been [G] often said,
[Em] [G] Your [A] concern is just to [D] bring discomfort, [Bm] my friend, [E] and your policy is just a [A] little rare.
[Bm] Now ain't I right?
[D] matters not to you how [Bm] people suffer, [G] and if they do to you it's [A] just a game.
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_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ You journeyed down to a southern town [Bm] last summer to [G] show the folks a brand new [A] way of life.
_ [D] But all you've shown the folks around [Bm] there is trouble, _ [E] and you've only added misery to [A] their strife.
_ Your concern is not to [D] help the people, _ and I'll say again, though it's been [G] often said,
[Em] _ _ [G] Your [A] concern is just to [D] bring discomfort, [Bm] my friend, [E] and your policy is just a [A] little rare.
[Bm] Now ain't I right?
It _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] matters not to you how [Bm] people suffer, _ [G] and if they do to you it's [A] just a game.
_ [D] You bring a lot of trouble [Bm] to a town and then you leave, [E] that's part of your [A] communistic aim.
_ I detect a little [D] communism, _ _ I can see it in the [G] things you [Em] do.
_ [G] _ _ [A] Communism, [D] socialism, call it [Bm] what you like, [Em] there's very little difference [A] in the two.
Now [Bm] ain't I right?
_ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] Your followers sometime [Bm] have been a bearded, baffled bunch, [G] there's even been a [A] minister or two.
_ [D] A priest, a nun, a rabbi, [Bm] and an educated man [E] have listened and been taken [A] in by you.
This country's got some two-faced politicians _ who encourage you with words that [G] go like _ this,
Burn your [A] draft card if you [D] like, it's good to [Bm] disagree, [Em] that's a get-up-weighted [A] communistic kiss.
Now [Bm] ain't I right?
_ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] Let's look and find some strong and [Bm] able leaders, _ [G] it's time we find just where our [A] neighbors stand.
_ [D] If we're to win this war with [Bm] communism, _ _ [E] let's fight it here as well as [A] Vietnam. _
_ Let's rise as one and meet our [D] obligations, _ so communistic boots will [G] never crot.
_ Across the fields [A] of freedom that [D] were [Bm] given to us [Em] with the blessings [A] of our great almighty [D] God.
_ [G] Across the fields [A] of freedom that [F#m] were given [B] to us with the [Em] blessings of our [E] great _ _ almighty [D] _ God.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ You journeyed down to a southern town [Bm] last summer to [G] show the folks a brand new [A] way of life.
_ [D] But all you've shown the folks around [Bm] there is trouble, _ [E] and you've only added misery to [A] their strife.
_ Your concern is not to [D] help the people, _ and I'll say again, though it's been [G] often said,
[Em] _ _ [G] Your [A] concern is just to [D] bring discomfort, [Bm] my friend, [E] and your policy is just a [A] little rare.
[Bm] Now ain't I right?
It _ [A] _ _
_ _ [D] matters not to you how [Bm] people suffer, _ [G] and if they do to you it's [A] just a game.
_ [D] You bring a lot of trouble [Bm] to a town and then you leave, [E] that's part of your [A] communistic aim.
_ I detect a little [D] communism, _ _ I can see it in the [G] things you [Em] do.
_ [G] _ _ [A] Communism, [D] socialism, call it [Bm] what you like, [Em] there's very little difference [A] in the two.
Now [Bm] ain't I right?
_ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] Your followers sometime [Bm] have been a bearded, baffled bunch, [G] there's even been a [A] minister or two.
_ [D] A priest, a nun, a rabbi, [Bm] and an educated man [E] have listened and been taken [A] in by you.
This country's got some two-faced politicians _ who encourage you with words that [G] go like _ this,
Burn your [A] draft card if you [D] like, it's good to [Bm] disagree, [Em] that's a get-up-weighted [A] communistic kiss.
Now [Bm] ain't I right?
_ _ [A] _ _
_ [D] Let's look and find some strong and [Bm] able leaders, _ [G] it's time we find just where our [A] neighbors stand.
_ [D] If we're to win this war with [Bm] communism, _ _ [E] let's fight it here as well as [A] Vietnam. _
_ Let's rise as one and meet our [D] obligations, _ so communistic boots will [G] never crot.
_ Across the fields [A] of freedom that [D] were [Bm] given to us [Em] with the blessings [A] of our great almighty [D] God.
_ [G] Across the fields [A] of freedom that [F#m] were given [B] to us with the [Em] blessings of our [E] great _ _ almighty [D] _ God.
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