Bob Dylan - Jim jones

^Dsus4Come and ^Dlisten ^Dsus4for a ^Dmoment, lads, And hear me tell my ^Gtale. How a^Dcross the sea from ^AEngland I ^Gwas condemned to ^Asail. Now the ^Djury foun^Dsus4d me ^Dguilty, Then says the judge, says ^Ghe, "Oh, for ^Dlife, Jim Jones, I'm ^Asending you A^Gcross the stormy ^Dsea^Dsus4. But ^Gtake a tip before you ship To ^Djoin the ^Dsus4iron g^Dang. Don't ^Gget too gay in Botany Bay, Or ^Delse you'll ^Dsus4surely^{D A}hang. Or ^Delse you'll sure^Dsus4ly ^Dhang," says he. "And after that, Jim ^GJones, It's high ^Dup upon the ^Agallows tree The ^Gcrows will pick your ^Dbones."

^Dsus4Well our ^Dship wa^Dsus4s high^D upon the sea when pirates came al^Gong, But t^Dhe soldiers on our ^Aconvict ship We^Gre full five hund^Ared strong. For they^D opened f^Dsus4ire an^Dd somehow drove That pirate ship away. ^G But I'd r^Dather have joined tha^At pirate ship ^GThan gone to Bota^Dny ^Dsus4Bay. With^G the storms ragin' round us, And^D the wind^Dsus4s a-bl^Dowin' gales, I'd ra^Gther have drowned in misery Tha^Dn gone to Ne^Dsus4w Sout^Dh ^AWales. The^Dre's no time for^Dsus4 misch^Dief there, they say remember that says th^Gey oh they'll^D flog the po^Aaching out of you down^G there in Botany Bay ^D

^Dsus4Now it's ^Dday and^Dsus4 night^D and the irons clang, And like poor galley^G slaves We to^Dil and toil, and wh^Aen we die Mu^Gst fill dishonore^Ad graves, And it's^D by and b^Dsus4y I'll^D slip my chains, Well, into the bush I'll g^Go And I'll ^Djoin the brave bush r^Aangers there, ^GJack Donohue and ^Dco.^Dsus4 And ^Gsome dark night, when everything Is ^Dsilent in^Dsus4 the t^Down I'll s^Ghoot those tyrants one and all, I'l^Dl gun the fl^Dsus4ogger ^Ddo^Awn.

Oh,^D I'll give the l^Dsus4and a ^Dlittle shock, Remember what I say, ^G And they'l^Dl yet regret^A they've sent Jim Jones In c^Ghains to Botany Bay. ^D