Chord Homeless Brother

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 chords originally posted by juergen wuest  ( hiwi cemp ) . 
i just indicated the chords through the whole song and transposed it . 

album version : 

      G                         C
i was walking by the graveyard ,  late last friday night , 
  E                         Am
i heard somebody yelling ,  it sounded like A fight . 
       F              C            Am             F
it was just A drunken hobo dancing circles in the night , 
        C              G          F               C
pouring whiskey on the headstones in the blue moonlight . 
   F            G                    C                 Am
so often have i wondered where these homeless brothers go , 
D                                     G
down in some hidden valley were their sorrows cannot show , 
          F             C                    Am             F
where the police cannot find them ,  where the wanted men can go . 
        C                 G        F                          C
there’s freedom when your walking ,  even though you’re walking slow . 

   F                      G              C              Am
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   D             G             C
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

     G                           C
it’s hard to be A pack rat ,  it’s hard to be A ’bo , 
    E                                Am
but living’s so much harder where the heartless people go . 
    F                  C               Am               F
somewhere the dogs are barking and the children seem to know
     C            G             F        C
that jesus on the highway was A lost hobo . 
         F             G              C              Am
and they hear the holy silence of the temples in the hill , 
         D                          G 
and they see the ragged tatters as another kind of thrill . 
         F             C                Am           F
and they envy him the sunshine and they pity him the chill , 
            C               G               F            C
and they’re sad to do their living for some other kind of thrill . 

   F                      G              C              Am
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   D             G             C
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

      G                          C
somewhere there was A woman ,  somewhere there was A child , 
E                                      Am
somewhere there was A cottage where the marigolds grew wild . 
    F                     C                Am             F
but somewhere’s just like nowhere when you leave it for A while , 
       C               G                   F               C
you’ll find the broken - hearted when you’re traveling jungle - style . 
         F           G                 C                 Am
down the bowels of A broken land where numbers live like men , 
      D                                     G
where those who keep their senses have them taken back again , 
          F                      C                 Am          F
where the nightstick cracks with crazy rage ,  where madmen don’t pretend , 
      C                G          F          C
where wealth has no beginning and poverty no end . 

   F                      G              C              Am
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   D             G             C
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

    G                              C
the ghosts of highway royalty have vanished in the night , 
    E                                Am
the whitman wanderer walking toward A glowing inner light . 
    F                   C              Am                 F
the children have grown older and the cops have gripped us tight , 
        C                 G               F                 C
there’s no spot round the melting pot for free men in their flight . 
    F                G            C              Am
and you who leave on promises and prosper as you please , 
    D                           G
the victim of your riches often dies of your disease , 
         F                C                 Am                      F
he can’t hear the factory whistle ,  just the lonesome freight train’s whirs , 
     C              G                F             C
he’s living on good fortune ,  he ain’t dying on his knees . 

   F                      G              C              Am
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   D             G             C
   that homeless brother is my friend . 





+2 tones  ( sounds better to me ) 

      A                         D
i was walking by the graveyard ,  late last friday night , 
  F#                         Bm
i heard somebody yelling ,  it sounded like A fight . 
       G              D            Bm             G
it was just A drunken hobo dancing circles in the night , 
        D              A          G               D
pouring whiskey on the headstones in the blue moonlight . 
   G            A                    D                 Bm
so often have i wondered where these homeless brothers go , 
E                                     A
down in some hidden valley were their sorrows cannot show , 
          G             D                    Bm             G
where the police cannot find them ,  where the wanted men can go . 
        D                 A        G                          D
there’s freedom when your walking ,  even though you’re walking slow . 

   G                      A              D              Bm
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   E             A             D
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

     A                           D
it’s hard to be A pack rat ,  it’s hard to be A ’bo , 
    F#                                Bm
but living’s so much harder where the heartless people go . 
    G                  D               Bm               G
somewhere the dogs are barking and the children seem to know
     D            A             G        D
that jesus on the highway was A lost hobo . 
         G             A              D              Bm
and they hear the holy silence of the temples in the hill , 
         E                          A 
and they see the ragged tatters as another kind of thrill . 
         G             D                Bm           G
and they envy him the sunshine and they pity him the chill , 
            D               A               G            D
and they’re sad to do their living for some other kind of thrill . 

   G                      A              D              Bm
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   E             A             D
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

      A                          D
somewhere there was A woman ,  somewhere there was A child , 
F#                                      Bm
somewhere there was A cottage where the marigolds grew wild . 
    G                     D                Bm             G
but somewhere’s just like nowhere when you leave it for A while , 
       D               A                   G               D
you’ll find the broken - hearted when you’re traveling jungle - style . 
         G           A                 D                 Bm
down the bowels of A broken land where numbers live like men , 
      E                                     A
where those who keep their senses have them taken back again , 
          G                      D                 Bm          G
where the nightstick cracks with crazy rage ,  where madmen don’t pretend , 
      D                A          G          D
where wealth has no beginning and poverty no end . 

   G                      A              D              Bm
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   E             A             D
   that homeless brother is my friend . 

    A                              D
the ghosts of highway royalty have vanished in the night , 
    F#                                Bm
the whitman wanderer walking toward A glowing inner light . 
    G                   D              Bm                 G
the children have grown older and the cops have gripped us tight , 
        D                 A               G                 D
there’s no spot round the melting pot for free men in their flight . 
    G                A            D              Bm
and you who leave on promises and prosper as you please , 
    E                           A
the victim of your riches often dies of your disease , 
         G                D                 Bm                      G
he can’t hear the factory whistle ,  just the lonesome freight train’s whirs , 
     D              A                G             D
he’s living on good fortune ,  he ain’t dying on his knees . 

   G                      A              D              Bm
   smash your bottle on A gravestone and live while you can , 
   E             A             D
   that homeless brother is my friend .

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