Medicinals

Verse           Chorus         Outro
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Em   022000     D   xx0232     Bm   
x24432
Am   x02210     Em  022000     Em   
022000
G    320033     C   x32010     F#m
C    x32010                    G  
  244222
  355433
                               F#  
                               D   
 244322
 xx0232
                               C    
x32010

Capo 1st fret


[Verse 1]
      Em                  Am
I was walking through the National 
Mall
G                C               
Thinking about medicinals, how 
           Am
they used to grow there
Em                  Am
When the ground was a marshland
G              C                 
Undisturbed by human hands, and I
             Am
 heard their voices


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[Chorus 1]
    D                   Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
    D                    Em
The witch hazel, "We are always 
here"
    D                  Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
    D                C
The bluestem grasses always here


[Verse 2]
Em  Am  G  C  Am
Em  Am  G  C  Am

  Em                 Am
I looked about, what did I see?
  G           C                   
Medicinals growin’ around me, 
            Am
rising from the gravel
Em            Am
Sumac and the witch hazel
G                  C             
Come to soothe our pain, our 
                      Am
souls, come to soothe our troubles


[Chorus 2]
    D                   Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
    D                    Em
The witch hazel, "We are always 
here"
    D                  Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
    D                C
The bluestem grasses always here


[Otro]
           Bm         Em   F#m   
But do you see that woman, 
         G
sitting in the wheelchair?
         Bm                  Em   
With her Redskins cap on 
  F#m               G
backwards, what's that she's 
singing?
         Bm                Em     
As from inside a paper wrapper, 
  F#m         G
she sips from a bottle
  F#         Em   D       C      
A new painkiller, for the native 
D
people