G Em G Em I'll put flowers at your feet and I will sing to you so sweetC D G And hope my words will carry home to your heartG Em G Em You left us marching on the road and said how heavy was the loadC D G The years were young, the struggle barely had its start [Estribillo]C Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby?Bm They're crying for youC See the children in the morning light, BobbyBm They're dying [Segunda Parte]G Em G Em No one could say it like you said it, we'd only try and just forget itC D G You stood alone upon the mountain till it was sinkingG Em And in a frenzy we tried to reach youG Em With looks and letters we would beseech youC D G Never knowing what, where or how you were thinking [Estribillo]C Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby?Bm They're crying for youC See the children in the morning light, BobbyBm They're dying [Tercera Parte]G Em G Em Perhaps the pictures in the Times could no longer be put in rhymesC D G When all the eyes of starving children are wide openG Em G Em You cast aside the cursed crown and put your magic into a soundC D G That made me think your heart was aching or even broken [Estribillo]Em D C But if God hears my complaint He will forgive youEm D C And so will I, with all respect, I'll just relive youEm D C And likewise, you must understand these things we give you [Cuarta Parte]G Em G Em Like these flowers at your door and scribbled notes about the warC D G We're only saying the time is short and there is work to doG Em G Em And we're still marching in the streets with little victories and big defeatsC D G But there is joy and there is hope and there's a place for you [Estribillo]C Do you hear the voices in the night, Bobby?Bm They're crying for youC See the children in the morning light, BobbyBm They're dying
To Bobby
Joan Baez
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