Chords for Brass Against - Wake Up at Java Jazz Festival

We got one more song for you tonight.
[D] Give it up for the man, Roy [D] Wilcox on the sousaphone.
_ _ Mary Alvilsen on the trombone.
Give it up for Andy Kutaskis on the baritone sax.
_ _ _ We got Tyler and Wayne on the trumpet.
Make some noise for Tyler and Wayne.
_ _ Nathaniel on the drums.
This is Brad [G] Hammons.
My name is Sofia Odisa.
We are [D] Brass Against. _ _ _
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Come on, you're trying to get shredded.
You're [C] still never ready.
A [D] needle now threaded, readily [C] poetic.
Standing with [Dm] the fury that they had in 66.
Ain't like he come without me.
Still need to even assist some shit.
Hoover, [C] he was a bully remover.
[F] I'll give you a dope, but he could never come close [Dm] to the rage built up inside of me.
[D] This in [B] the air in the land of hypocrisy.
Movements [C] come and movements go.
[D] Needless brief movements cease when the heads are [Dm] blown.
Cause all these books got bullets in their [D] heads.
Harvest of hate that judges the faith.
Let books at work, [C] even people call.
[Dm] You know they went off the app because he [C] spoke out on his line.
Turn the power to the half-mouse.
[A] Boom.
And then came the shot.
Let's go.
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_ _ _ _ _ Here, let me back in this.
[F] With poetry my mind dies.
Slip, slip, like bullshit.
Hookers [C] never left a necklace.
[Dm] Woo, I got to woo, I got to doodle with you up.
To shake you up, to break the structure up.
Cause blood still flows in the gut.
I'm locked in your photos.
Mad boy keeps opening the shutter.
[Am] Step and move, stick and move like I was [C] Cassius.
You can step and step in from [A] my left [G] corner fashion.
[Dm] There's several federal men who [Dm] put schemes on the tree.
They put it to an end.
You better beware of [C] retribution in my [D] war.
2020 vision, [F] and there is one letter [Dm] more.
The feds at work, [C] keeping people calm.
You know they murdered King because he spoke out on Vietnam.
Turn the power to the half-nots.
Boom.
[D] And then came the shot. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ What was the price on his head? _ _ _
_ [D] What was the price on his head? _ _ _
_ I think I heard shots. _ _ _
_ I think I heard a shot. _ _ _
I think I heard.
_ I think I heard a shot. _
I think I heard a shot. _ _ _ _
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Maybe a real contender.
[G] Should _ _ [D] he abandon his supposed obedience to [G] black [Dm] nationalism
and _ [G] _ _ obey the doctrine [D]
of peaceful white liberal doctrine,
through counterintelligence,
[A] we should be able to pinpoint his [D] exact location.
_ For sole intents and purposes, to neutralize him,
_ _ we will find his [A] subordinates and neutralize him.
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Neutralize him.
_ [D] _ _ Neutralize him. _ _
_ _ Neutralize him.
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Neutralize him. _ _ _ _ _
Neutralize him.
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_ Why?
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_ Why? _ _ _ _ _
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Why? Why? _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Because _ what you read is what you saw. _ _ _