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THE IMMIGRANT Transcription and chart Peter Kruger casparus60@yahoo.com Eb/F X88888 Bb/C X33333 Fmaj7 XX3210 or XX3555 Bbmaj7 X13231 Am7-5 5X554X |Eb/F | % |F | % | |Eb/F | % |F | % |

^Eb/FHarbors open their doors to the young searching ^Fforeigner ^Eb/FCome to live in the light of the big L of ^Fliberty ^Bbmaj7Plains and open skies, ^Am7bill boards would adver ^Dmtise Was it ^Bb/Canything like that when you ar ^Fmaj7rived? ^Cm7Dream boats carried the future to the heart of ^FAmerica ^Cm7People were waiting in line for a place ^F by the river

^FIt was time when ^Am7strangers were welcome ^Gm7here ^Bb/C ^FMusic would play they ^Am7tell me the days were ^Gm7sweet and ^Cclear

Am7-5 D7 Bb Eb9 It was a sweeter tune, and there was so much ro-om ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

That ^F/Cpeople could ^Bb/Ccome from every ^Fwher^Ce ^F ^C ^F ^C ^F

^Eb/FNow he arrives with hopes, and his heart set on ^Fmiracles ^Eb/FCome to marry his fortune with a hand full of ^Fpromises To ^Bbmaj7find they've closed the door, they don't ^Am7want him any ^Dmmore There ^Gm7isn't any ^Bb/Cmore to go ^Fmaj7around ^Cm7Turning away, he remembers he once heard a ^Flegend That ^Cm7spoke of a mystical, magical land ^F of America

^FIt was time when ^Am7strangers were welcome ^Gm7here ^Bb/C ^FMusic would play they ^Am7tell me the days were ^Gm7sweet and ^Cclear

Am7-5 D7 Bb Eb9 It was a sweeter tune, and there was so much ro-om ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

That ^F/Cpeople could ^Bb/Ccome from every ^Fwher^Ce ^F ^C ^F ^C ^F

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^FThere was time when ^Am7strangers were welcome ^Gm7here ^Bb/C ^FMusic would play they ^Am7tell me the days were ^Gm7sweet and ^Cclear

^FtHere was time when ^Am7strangers were welcome ^Gm7here ^Bb/C ^FMusic would play they ^Am7tell me the days were ^Gm7sweet and ^Cclear ..fade

Neil Sedaka - The immigrant