F G E Am F G [Verse]C E Am You say, "I miss the old ways, but not like thatDm G C Dog whistling fool of a king."E7 Am Don't cha know that old Dixie LandD G C Is more than dirt roads and simple ways?Dm G C G Am F C G Tear it down Tear it down That ragged cross of raceC E7 Am I don't guess that we deserve all thisDm7 G C E7 Am Beauty and the light The way the firefly returns in JuneContinúa después del anuncioDm7 G C As dusk sings her lullabyEm Am Dm G C All the lives that fertilized and the manifested handE7 Am Dm G C The human bondage that provides the bounty of this landDm7 G C G Am Tear it down Tear it down That ragged cross of raceDm G C Bm The stone and the ore Beaten into monuments That rose out of hate [Interlude]Am F G E Am F [Verse]G C E Am I was that lonely kid in old cinemasD G C E Am Watching Gone with the Wind Tradition runs the core of meD G C And The Song of the South, whistling Dixie againEm Am Dm G C Oh, that tune lived and breathed in me, and it wants to live againE7 Am D G C But we must fight with all our might to kill that racist hymnDm Dm7 G C G Am Tear it down Tear it down That ragged cross of raceDm G The stone and the ore Beaten into monumentsC G Am That rose out of hateFm G F G C C7 C The epitaph I Long to read is ""Here lies slavery.""
Tear It Down
Amy Ray
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