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Tom Joad accordi facili per chitarra di
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
Ramblin' Jack Elliott

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Verse 1
D

Tom Joad is the story of

the Grapes of Wrath.

Maybe you remember seeing that

moving picture.

The folks back around

Oklahoma and Arkansas,
G
D

parts of Texas and Nebraska and Kansas

all got dusted out of their homes

back in the late 20s and early 30s,
G
D

and here's the story about it.
G
D

Tom Joad got out of the old McAllister pen,
G

It was there that he got his parole.
D
G

After four long years on a
D

man -killin' charge,

Tom Joad come a -walkin'

down the road.

The poor boy Tom Joad

come a -walkin' down the road.
G
D

Tom Joad, he met a truck -drivin' man,
G
D

It was there that he caught him a -ridin',
G

Said, I just got loose from
D

the MacAllister pen,

On a charge to call home his side,

On a charge to call home his side.
G
D

Truck rolled away in a cloud of dust,
G
D

Tommy turned his face towards home,
G

Met Preacher Casey and
D

they had a little drink,

And he found that his family,

they was gone,

And poor boy,

he found that his family was gone.
G

He found his mother's
D

old -fashioned shoe,
G
D

And he found his daddy's hat.
G
D

Found little Muley and Muley said,

They'd been tractored

out by the cats.

Tom's entractored out by the cats.
G
D

He went on down to the neighbor's farm,
G

And he found his family.
D
G

Took preacher Casey
D

and loaded in a car,

And his mammy said, got to get away.

Tom, his mammy said, we got to get away.
G

The twelve of the Joads
D

made a mighty heavy load,
G
D

But Grandpa Joad didn't cry.
G

He picked up a handful of
D

land in his hand,

And said, I'm stickin'

with my farm till I die.

I'm stayin' with the farm till I die.
G

Fed some short ribs and coffee
D

and soothing syrup
G
D

But Grandpa Joe did die
G
D

Buried Grandpa Joe on the

side of the road

Buried Grandma on the California side

Buried Grandma on the California side
G

Stood on the mountain and
D

looked to the west
G
D

And it looked like the promised land,
G

That big green valley with a
D

river runnin' through.

There was work for every single hand,

They thought, work for every single hand.
G
D

The Joes rolled into a jungle camp,
G
D

It was there that they cooked them a stew.
G

And the hungry little kids
D

in the jungle camp

Said, we'd like to have some too,

yes, we'd like to have some too.
G
D

A deputy sheriff fired loose at a man
G
D

And he shot a woman in the back
G
D

But before he could take his aim again,

It was Preacher Casey dropped

him in his tracks,

good boy, Preacher Casey

dropped him in his tracks.
G

They handcuffed Casey
D

and they took him to jail,
G

and then he got away,
D
G
D

and he met Tom Jones by the old river bridge,

and these few words he did say,

prayed to Casey, these few

Two words he did say,
G

I preached for the Lord a
D

mighty long time,
G
D

Preached about the rich and the poor,
G
D

Us workin' folks has got

to get together,

Cause we ain't any chance anymore,

God knows we ain't got

a chance anymore.
G

Then the deputies come,
D

and Tom and Casey run
G
D

To the bridge where the water runs down.
G

And the vigilante thugs hit
D

Casey with a club,

And they laid Preacher

Casey on the ground.

Poor Casey, they laid Preacher
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D

Casey on the ground.
G

Then Tom picked up that
D

deputy's club
G
D

and he hit him over the head.
G

Then Tom Joe took flight
D

in the dark rainy night

and left a deputy and a

preacher line dead.

Two men and a preacher
A
D

and a deputy line dead.
G

Tom hung back where his
D

mother was asleep,
G
D

And he woke her up out of bed,
G

And he kissed good -bye
D

to the mother that he loved,

And he said, what preacher Casey said,

Tom Joe,

He said, what preacher Casey said,
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D

Everybody might be just one big soul,
G
D

Well, it looks that way to me.
G

So everywhere that you look
D

in the day or the night,

That's where I'm a -gonna be.

Ma, that's where I'm a -gonna be.
G

Wherever little children are
D

hungry and dry,
G

Wherever people ain't free,
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G

Wherever men are fight
D

ing for their rights,

That's where I'm gonna be,

That's where I'm gonna
G
D
G

be.
D
G
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