Website: http://www.myspace.com/tomrappI think the song is originally played without a capo starting on an A# in stead of a G -it is, however, easier to play this way:Ph to Em7 on the Em in the end of each verse.Capo 3rdG Am G CThere was a man came to our townC D EmHe wore a suit of redG Am G CHe memorized with secret eyesG D Em DThat he hid away in his headC D G EmHe had a scar upon his headC G DWhere there used to be a crownG Am G CBut he sold his robes at the five and tenG D Em DAnd lived on the edge of townG Am G CThat fall he showed us a magic leafC D EmThat he could change to snowG Am G CHe bought it partly with his griefG D Em DAnd partly with his soulC D G EmHe scattered seeds in the alley wayC G DHe never seemed to restG Am G CAnd when you went to ask him whyG D Em DAll he ever said was yesG Am G CHe made a swan from waving grassC D EmBeside a crystal shoreG Am G CAnd a sunrise spun from broken glassG D Em DAnd many things wondrous moreC D G EmBut then his hands began to burnC G DWhen he heard the news from the warG Am G CWhen we cannot find each other he saidAm D Em DThen we can't run away any moreG Am G CNext day with tears along his faceC D EmHe passed us on the hillG Am G CNo one thought to ask him to stayG D Em DAnd he knows that we never willG Am G CThere was a man came to our townC D EmHe wore a suit of redG Am G CHe memorized with secret eyesG D Em DThat he hid away in our headEm
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