Capo: 2 Tuning: E A D G B E

Bob Dylan's version of Pastures of Plenty by Woody Guthrie. When transitioning from C to Am, play in reverse for Am to C. C C B A Am e|--0---------0--| B|--1---------1--| G|--0---------2--| D|--2---------2--| A|--3--3-2-0--0--| E|--x---------x--| While strumming, Bob hammers on and off his ring finger, you have to listen for when he does it. Capo 2 [Verse 1]

^CIt's a mighty hard row that my poor hands have ^Amhoed ^CMy poor feet have traveled a hot dusty ^Amroad ^COut of your Dust Bowl and Westward we ^Amrolled ^CAnd your deserts were hot and your mountains were ^Amcold

[Verse 2]

^CCalifornia, Arizona, I harvest your ^Amcrops ^CWell its North up to Oregon to gather your ^Amhops ^CDig the beets from your ground, cut the grapes from your ^Amvine ^CTo set on your table your light sparkling ^Amwine

[Verse 3a] - On Minnesota Tapes

^CI worked in your orchards of peaches and ^Amprunes ^CI slept on the ground in the light of the ^Ammoon ^CEvery state in the Union us migrants have ^Ambeen We'll work in this ^Cfight and we'll fight till we ^Amwin

[Verse 3b] - On Gaslight Recording

^CI slept on the ground in the light of the ^Ammoon ^CI worked in your orchards of peaches and ^Amprunes ^CWherever your crops are, I'll lend you my ^Amhand ^CI'll ramble all over your green growing ^Amland

[Verse 4]

^CGreen pastures of plenty from dry desert ^Amground ^CFrom the Grand Coulee Dam where the waters run ^Amdown ^CEvery state in the Union us migrants have ^Ambeen ^CWe come with the dust and we go with the ^Amwind

[Verse 5]

^CIt's always we rambled, that river and ^AmI ^CAll along your green valley, I will work till I ^Amdie ^CThis land I'll defend with my life if nee^Amd be Cause my ^Cpastures of plenty must always be ^Amfree

Bob Dylan - Pastures of plenty