The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi

Elvis Costello

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The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi

Key: Bm

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key F#mF#m

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key GmGm

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key G#mG#m

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key AmAm(one step down)

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key A#mA#m(half step down)

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key BmBm(original key)

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key CmCm(half step up)

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key C#mC#m(one step up)

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key DmDm

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key D#mD#m

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key EmEm

The Ghost Of Tom Joad Do Re Mi Key FmFm

	  		Intro: Bm  (x7) 

Verse: 1 
Bm 
  Men walkin' 'long the railroad tracks 
D                       Bm       A 
Goin' someplace there's no goin' back 
A 
Highway patrol choppers comin' up over the ridge 
    Bm                  Em       Bm 
Hot soup on a campfire under the bridge 

Bm 
Shelter line stretchin' 'round the corner 
D                        A 
Welcome to the new world order 
A 
Families sleepin' in their cars in the Southwest 
   Bm             A        Bm 
No home no job no peace no rest 


    G 
The highway is alive tonight 
           D      A         Bm 
Where it's headed everybody knows 
A 
Sittin' down here in the campfire light 
Bm             A            Bm 
Awaitin' on the ghost of Tom Joad 


Verse: 2 
D                       G          D 
Lots of people out here east, they say 
G                           A 
Leavin' home most ev'ry day 

Beatin' the hot old dusty way 
G                 D 
To the California line 

D                            G 
'Cross the desert sands they roll 
                                  A 
getting out of that old dust bowl 
                                             G 
And they think they're going to a sugar bowl 
       D 
Here's what they find 
    A                     E      A 
The police at the port of entry say 

"You're number fourteen thousand for today." 

 
          D 
Oh if you ain't got the do-re-mi, boys 
                           A 
If you ain't got the do-re-mi 

Well you'd better go back to beautiful Texas 
                         G      D 
Oklahoma, Kansas, Georgia, Tennessee 


Verse: 3 
D 
California is a garden of Eden 
                              G 
It's a paradise to live in or see 
    D             A 
But believe it or not 
                     G 
You won't find it so hot 
                     A  Bm D   Bm 
If you ain't got the do-re-mi 

Verse: 4 
Bm 
Now Tom said "Mom, wherever there's a cop beatin' a guy 
           D              Bm   A 
Wherever a hungry newborn baby cries 
A 
Where there's a fight against the blood and hatred in the air 
Bm              A       Bm 
Look for me Tom I'll be there 
Bm 
Wherever there's somebody fightin' for a place to stand 
   D               Bm      A 
Or decent job or a helpin' hand 
A 
Wherever somebody's strugglin' to be free 
Bm             A          Bm 
Look for me Ma you'll see me." 

 
    G 
The highway is alive tonight 
           D      A         Bm 
Where it's headed everybody knows 
A 
Sittin' down here in the campfire light 
Bm                      A       Bm 
Waitin' on the ghost of old Tom Joad 

    G 
The highway is alive tonight 
           D      A         Bm 
Where it's headed everybody knows 
A 
Sittin' down here in the campfire light 
Bm                      A       Bm 
Waitin' on the ghost of old Tom Joad

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