Joan Baez – I Pity The Poor Immigrant (Guitar)
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This is a really fun Joan Baez song that has a bit more going on then Dylan's version. For keyboard I play
C9 as Gm/C or Gm6/C, the Interludes follow the melody with some flourishes. You can probably play G/B like
G7 or G7/B if you wanna spice it up, I'm not sure exactly whats being played in the recording but I think
the guitar only plays standard G chord.
[Intro]
C C7 F G C
[Verse 1]
C C9 F [tab] G G/B C Who wishes he would've stayed home C C9 F Who uses all his power to do evil G G/B C And in the end is always left so alone Am Em That man who with his fingers cheats F G C Who lies with every breath C C9 F Who passionately hates his life G C And likewise fears his death
[Interlude]
C C7 F G C
[Verse 2]
C C7 F I pity the poor immigrant G G/B C Whose strength is spent in vain C C9 F Whose heaven is like Ironsides G C Whose tears are like rain Am Em Who eats but is not satisfied F G C Who hears but does not see C C7 F Who falls in love with wealth itself G G/B C And turns his back on me
[Interlude]
C C7 F G C
[Verse 3]
C C9 F I pity the poor immigrant G G/B C Who tramples through the mud C7 F Who fills his mouth with laughing G G/B C And who fills his town with blood Am Em Whose visions in the final end F G C Must shatter like the glass C C7 F I pity the poor immigrant G G/B C When his gladness comes to pass