Chords for Graham Nash: Chicago (45 Vinyl)
Tempo:
84.45 bpm
Chords used:
G
Am
D
F
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

Start Jamming...
So your brother's [Dm] bound and [Am] gagged, and they've chained him to a chair.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, [Am] just to sing?
In a land [Dm] that's known as freedom, how [Am] can such a thing be fair?
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago, for [Am] the help that we can bring?
We [G] can
[F] change the [Em] world, we'll manage the [E] world, if [D] we're ready [G]
[D] to [Am] get better.
Politicians, [A] sit yourselves down, [Am] there's nothing for you here.
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago for [Am] a ride?
Don't ask Jack to help you, cause he'll turn the other ear.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, or [Am] else join the other side.
We [G] can change [F] the [Em] world, [G] we'll manage
[F] [Em] the [D] world.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in freedom.
[D] It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
It's easy regulations, who needs them?
[F]
Open up the door.
[Am]
Somehow people must [Dm] be free.
[Am] I hope the day comes soon.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, show [Am] your face.
[Am] From the bottom of the ocean, the mountains of the moon.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, no [Am] one else can take your place.
We [G] can change [F]
[Em] the world, [G] we'll manage
[F] [Em] the world.
[D] It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] freedom.
It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
[D] [G] It's easy regulations, who needs them?
[F] [Eb] [N]
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, [Am] just to sing?
In a land [Dm] that's known as freedom, how [Am] can such a thing be fair?
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago, for [Am] the help that we can bring?
We [G] can
[F] change the [Em] world, we'll manage the [E] world, if [D] we're ready [G]
[D] to [Am] get better.
Politicians, [A] sit yourselves down, [Am] there's nothing for you here.
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago for [Am] a ride?
Don't ask Jack to help you, cause he'll turn the other ear.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, or [Am] else join the other side.
We [G] can change [F] the [Em] world, [G] we'll manage
[F] [Em] the [D] world.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in freedom.
[D] It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
It's easy regulations, who needs them?
[F]
Open up the door.
[Am]
Somehow people must [Dm] be free.
[Am] I hope the day comes soon.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, show [Am] your face.
[Am] From the bottom of the ocean, the mountains of the moon.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, no [Am] one else can take your place.
We [G] can change [F]
[Em] the world, [G] we'll manage
[F] [Em] the world.
[D] It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] freedom.
It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
[D] [G] It's easy regulations, who needs them?
[F] [Eb] [N]
Key:
G
Am
D
F
Em
G
Am
D
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_ _ _ _ So your brother's [Dm] bound and [Am] gagged, and they've chained him to a chair.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, [Am] just to sing?
_ In a land [Dm] that's known as freedom, how [Am] can such a thing be fair?
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago, for [Am] the help that we can bring?
We [G] can _
[F] change the [Em] world, we'll manage the _ [E] world, if [D] we're ready [G] _
[D] _ to [Am] get better. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Politicians, [A] sit yourselves down, [Am] there's nothing for you here.
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago for [Am] a ride?
_ Don't ask Jack to help you, cause he'll turn the other ear.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, or [Am] else join the other side.
We [G] can change [F] the _ [Em] world, _ [G] we'll manage _
[F] [Em] the [D] world.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in freedom.
[D] It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
It's easy regulations, who needs them?
_ [F]
Open up the door.
_ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Somehow people must [Dm] be free.
[Am] I hope the day comes soon.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, show [Am] your face.
_ [Am] From the bottom of the ocean, the mountains of the moon.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, no [Am] one else can take your place.
We [G] can change [F] _
[Em] the world, _ [G] we'll manage _
[F] [Em] the world.
[D] It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] freedom.
It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
_ [D] _ [G] It's easy regulations, who needs them?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [N] _
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_ _ _ _ So your brother's [Dm] bound and [Am] gagged, and they've chained him to a chair.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, [Am] just to sing?
_ In a land [Dm] that's known as freedom, how [Am] can such a thing be fair?
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago, for [Am] the help that we can bring?
We [G] can _
[F] change the [Em] world, we'll manage the _ [E] world, if [D] we're ready [G] _
[D] _ to [Am] get better. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Politicians, [A] sit yourselves down, [Am] there's nothing for you here.
Won't [G] you please come to Chicago for [Am] a ride?
_ Don't ask Jack to help you, cause he'll turn the other ear.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, or [Am] else join the other side.
We [G] can change [F] the _ [Em] world, _ [G] we'll manage _
[F] [Em] the [D] world.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in freedom.
[D] It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
It's easy regulations, who needs them?
_ [F]
Open up the door.
_ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Somehow people must [Dm] be free.
[Am] I hope the day comes soon.
[G] Won't you please come to Chicago, show [Am] your face.
_ [Am] From the bottom of the ocean, the mountains of the moon.
Won't you [G] please come to Chicago, no [Am] one else can take your place.
We [G] can change [F] _
[Em] the world, _ [G] we'll manage _
[F] [Em] the world.
[D] It's naive [G] to believe in [D] justice.
It's naive [G] to believe in [D] freedom.
It's naive to believe in a life of crime.
_ [D] _ [G] It's easy regulations, who needs them?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [N] _