Fishing

C  032010
D* 054030 (move your C down so that 
your 1st finger is on the 3rd fret)
Em 022000
D  000232 (000230 sounds good too)

Intro: C D* Em D (x3) C

C      D*     Em   D   C     
Please have a seat I'm sorry 
D*  Em    D
I'm late
C D*       Em   D             C
I know how long you've had to wait
C     D*     Em   D
I did not forget
C    D*  Em    D
your documents
C  D*      Em     D       C
No time to waste, why not begin

C      D*     Em          D    
Here's how it works, I've got 
     C     D*
these faces
              Em     D       C
You give them names, I won't deport 
you
D*            Em   D         C
Make sure you face my tape recorder

C    D*    Em   D   C    D*   
Make no mistake,    this 
    Em   D
fountain pen
C     D*      Em D          C
Could put you on a plane by ten
C   D*     Em  D    C    D*   
And by the way,     your next 
   Em   D
of kin
C D*         Em    D            C
I know which house she's hiding in

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C      D*       Em         D   
So now that you know whose skin
        C
 you're saving
   D*        Em     D             
In this photograph, who's this one 
 C
waving
  D*        Em       D         C
I think you know, so speak up, amigo

        G                       
It says here by trade you were a 
 D
fisherman
                  Em               
Well I'll bet you Indians can 
           C
really real 'em in
                   D
And if you get the chance
           G                    
You should try to get up to Lake 
 D
Michigan
          C           D*
Maybe but then again, anyway...

C     D*      Em   D    C  D  
Where were we then,     is he 
     Em      D
your friend
C D*   Em   D        C
I recommend you look again
C     D*      Em   D    C    
Where does he stay,     what 
D*     Em    D
is his name
C     D*    Em     D           C
There is no shame, he'd do the same
C       D*     Em     D        
So what do you say, I don't 
      C
have all day
     D*    Em   D
It's up to you
              C        D*  Em     
Which will it be, good citizen or 
D         C
poor campesino?

   G                               
My dad used to rent us this place 
    D
in Ontario
             Em                  
He showed us how to cast the line 
             C
and tie the flies
           D              G       
He used to say that God rewards us
                 D
 for letting the small ones go
               C            
Well maybe but I don't know, 
 D*
anyway...

C      D*    Em    D            
It's easy to bite, just take the 
 C
bait
      D*       Em    D
Don't snap the line, don't fight...
    C          D*      Em  D    
The hook hurts less if you don't
        C
 try to dive

D* Em D C

  G                        
Senor, as you know, I was a 
 D
fisherman
             Em
How full the nets came in
                  C
We hauled them up by hand
            D       G             
But when we fled, I left them just
              D
 out past the coral reefs
                C              
They're waiting there for me... 
 D*
running deep...