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Capo: 1 Tuning: E A D G B E
Capo I [Verse 1]
DThe policemen of the city wear a uniform of Bmblue F#mwalkin' within the city's Aborder Dprotecting all the people that's what they're paid to Bmdo, F#mmaintaining Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 2]
DYou see them walkin' down the street swingin' around the Bmclub F#mpistols hangin' loosely from the Aholster Dand the something of the soldier in the shedding of the Bmblood F#mmaintaining Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 3]
DAnd at the police academy they're trainin' for the Bmday where the F#mrookies are training to be Acolder Dlearning to be as hard as the hard world they Bmface F#mmaintaining Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 4]
DNow in many Southern cities they don't need to use their Bmhands oh, they F#mthrow them roughly in the Acorner and Dtell the other prisoners "Here's a nigger-lovin' Bmman" while F#mmaintaining Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 5]
DNow I'll be the first to tell you that their pay is not the Bmbest for they F#mall have a wife and must support Aher so the Dgamblers and the prostitutes pay them the Bmrest while they F#mmaintain Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 6]
DThese are bitter words of warning and they have to leave yBmou sad cause a F#mcop may save my life Atomorrow Dbut it's really for the good man that I'm singing about the Bmbad who are F#mmaintaining Alaw and Dorder.
[Verse 7]
DNow they ask for greater power from the bottom to the Bmtop their F#mdemands daily growing Abolder but Dwho maintain the police and who maintain the Bmcops while they F#mmaintain Alaw, law andD order.