C G I was born in Alabama, but I never knew my Momma.Bb F She gave me away at three months old.C G Some folks in Mississippi took me in an' kept me,Bb F An' treated me just like I was their own.Am G F A Holiness preacher man's daughter,Dm F G And a hard-working sharecropper father.C G An' my real Momma was Apache, my real Daddy? Hell, don't ask me.Bb F Momma says she don't remember him.C G An' I'm sure somewhere in my history, I've got some slave blood in me.Bb F An' some folks think I look Mexican.Am G F I never really fit in any place,Continúa después del anuncioDm F G 'Cause there's always a part of me to hate.F I'm the rainbow man.C That's who I am.G C I'm a little white an' black an' red and tanned.F C/E Dm Gsus I've got all these different colors in my skin.C I'm the rainbow man.C G Well, I know you may doubt it, but if you stop an' think about it,Bb F There's one common thing that we've all got.C G People from all countries come here because they're hungry,Bb F For what's cookin' in America's meltin' pot.Am G F We're all different but the same.Dm G Red's the only color in our veins.F And I'm the rainbow man.C Livin' in a rainbow land.G C I'm white an' black an' yellow an' brown an' red and tanned.F C/E Dm Gsus And I'm so proud of all the colors that I am:C I'm the rainbow man.F C/E Dm Gsus All these colors make me American,C Bb C I'm the rainbow man.
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