Chords for Faith Petric You ain't been done nothing if you ain't been called a red
Tempo:
118.45 bpm
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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So you might as well ignore it, or [D] love the words instead,
[A] Red.
I suppose,
[E] to my clothes,
[D] job or get me on the head.
back, [A] why the stickers called me [E] Red.
you ain't done nothing if [Bm] you ain't been called a Red.
You [Em] marked your agitative in your [E] boundary, it [A] said.
[A] Red.
I suppose,
[E] to my clothes,
[D] job or get me on the head.
back, [A] why the stickers called me [E] Red.
you ain't done nothing if [Bm] you ain't been called a Red.
You [Em] marked your agitative in your [E] boundary, it [A] said.
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So you might as well ignore it, or [D] love the words instead,
[E] cause you ain't been doing nothing if [Db] you ain't been called a [A] Red.
_ [E] Well, when I was growing up, [D] I had my troubles, I suppose,
[B] when someone could exception to my pace or [E] to my clothes,
or tried to cheat [A] me on the [D] job or get me on the head.
[E] When I organized to [B] write back, [A] why the stickers called me [E] Red.
And you ain't done nothing if [Bm] you ain't been called a Red.
You [Em] marked your agitative in your [E] boundary, it [A] said.
So you might [Am] as well ignore [G] it, or [D] love the words instead,
cause [E] you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [Am] a Red.
[E] _ Well, _ _ what's next?
I keep on agitating, cause [A] what else can you do?
You go and let [Em] the sun fix you, walk all [A] over you.
My friends, [Am] you'll [D] get fire panning with that Tommy bomb.
[B] I shouldn't [Abm] be so lucky, baby, I ain't got a job.
[Gb] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
_ [B] The agitated thing you're bound to hear [A] is said.
[Gb] So you might as well ignore it, or [D] love the words instead,
cause [E] you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [A] a Red.
_ _ _ _ Well, I've been agitating [Bm] now for 70 years,
or I figure 70, cause you know, I'm, [B] I hope you know what I look [Bb] like.
I'm 96.
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_ [Gb] I don't want 90 of you [G] to praise me for being that old.
I don't know how it happened.
[Bb] _ _ I mean, [Bm] _
_ [N] _ _ I wasn't agitating at all.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [F] Miss Brewer, my name is Sonia.
[E] _ _ [Am] I've been agitating [A] now for [D] 70 years,
and [Gm] more, cause I figured 20, and I'm 96.
[G] _
Here's my [B] doctrine for equality, and always against war.
[A] _ I [Em] keep on agitating as [D] far as I can see,
and [Abm] if that's what being Red is, well, it's [A] good enough for me.
_ [E] And you ain't [F] done nothing.
[D] _ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _
_ _ You're bound to hear is [Am] said.
So [E] you might as well ignore it, or [Dm] love the words instead,
[Eb] cause you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [A] a Red.
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So you might as well ignore it, or [D] love the words instead,
[E] cause you ain't been doing nothing if [Db] you ain't been called a [A] Red.
_ [E] Well, when I was growing up, [D] I had my troubles, I suppose,
[B] when someone could exception to my pace or [E] to my clothes,
or tried to cheat [A] me on the [D] job or get me on the head.
[E] When I organized to [B] write back, [A] why the stickers called me [E] Red.
And you ain't done nothing if [Bm] you ain't been called a Red.
You [Em] marked your agitative in your [E] boundary, it [A] said.
So you might [Am] as well ignore [G] it, or [D] love the words instead,
cause [E] you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [Am] a Red.
[E] _ Well, _ _ what's next?
I keep on agitating, cause [A] what else can you do?
You go and let [Em] the sun fix you, walk all [A] over you.
My friends, [Am] you'll [D] get fire panning with that Tommy bomb.
[B] I shouldn't [Abm] be so lucky, baby, I ain't got a job.
[Gb] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
_ [B] The agitated thing you're bound to hear [A] is said.
[Gb] So you might as well ignore it, or [D] love the words instead,
cause [E] you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [A] a Red.
_ _ _ _ Well, I've been agitating [Bm] now for 70 years,
or I figure 70, cause you know, I'm, [B] I hope you know what I look [Bb] like.
I'm 96.
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] I don't want 90 of you [G] to praise me for being that old.
I don't know how it happened.
[Bb] _ _ I mean, [Bm] _
_ [N] _ _ I wasn't agitating at all.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [F] Miss Brewer, my name is Sonia.
[E] _ _ [Am] I've been agitating [A] now for [D] 70 years,
and [Gm] more, cause I figured 20, and I'm 96.
[G] _
Here's my [B] doctrine for equality, and always against war.
[A] _ I [Em] keep on agitating as [D] far as I can see,
and [Abm] if that's what being Red is, well, it's [A] good enough for me.
_ [E] And you ain't [F] done nothing.
[D] _ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _
_ _ You're bound to hear is [Am] said.
So [E] you might as well ignore it, or [Dm] love the words instead,
[Eb] cause you ain't been doing nothing if you ain't been called [A] a Red.
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