The Jangling Man

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[Verse 1]

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They're breaking glass and burning 
buildings
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In the early greenhouse sun
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The powers-that-be will blame 
extremists
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And I may well be one
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Yes I may well be one
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And old Wat Tyler's ghost is 
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smiling as approving he looks on
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They haven't really been this 
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angry since thirteen eighty-one
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Since thirteen eighty-one

[Chorus]

    E           B
And I am just a jangling man
            E       
Been in the cold too 
  B
long-along-along
    E             C#min7
And I live with a Raggedy-Ann
                 A             F#
We never had any money, is it really
 so wrong?

[Verse 2]

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The velvet glove, the iron rod 
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and a bridle for your tongue
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The tanks which trundle through the 
square
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Where the old have killed the young
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The wind feels all the colder now 
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in the early summer sun
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The old man sees the wall come 
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down and he reaches for his gun
   E       F#      G#m
He reaches for his gun

[Chorus]

    E           B
And I am just a jangling man
            E       
Been in the cold too 
 B
long-along-along
    E             C#min7
And I live with a Raggedy-Ann
         A                    F#
We never had any money, is it really
 so wrong?
        B
When we dream
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Dream of a feeling
   B                C#min7        
To wake one day and find that you 
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are gone
            E
And will we dance?
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Dance by the gravesides
   B                 C#min7       
So glad, so glad, so glad that you
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 are gone

[Solo]

[Verse 3]

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So all you kids in Cardboard City
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I hope you're having fun
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And all you voters everywhere
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Will remember what you've done
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Remember what you've done
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And wander dimly through the past
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Of the England that you knew
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These dispossessed and homeless 
children
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They all belong to you
     E    F#       G#m
They all belong to you

[Chorus]

E               B
And I am just a jangling man
            E       
Been in the cold too 
 B
long-along-along
    E             C#min7
And I live with a Raggedy-Ann
         A                    F#
We never had any money, is it really
 so wrong?
        B
When we dream
C#min7      G#m
Dream of a feeling
   B                C#min7        
To wake one day and find that you 
    G#m
are gone
            E
And will we dance?
F#         G#m
Dance by the gravesides
   B                 C#min7       
So glad, so glad, so glad that you
      G#m
 are gone