D G C D Now back when this earth was a silver blue jewelG C D And back when your grandfather's fathers were youngBm E A D Men of these shores made and gave up their livesBm E A Pulling up fish from the sea [Verse 2]D C/D While down in the African slavery tradeD C/D Stealing young men to cut sugar caneD C G/B C D Rum to New Bedford and codfish from MaineC Bb C D They were building a wall that will always remain [Verse 3]C/D Oh, the crown and the cross, the musket and the chainD C/D The white man's religion, the family nameD C G/B C D Two hundred years later and who is to blame?C Bb C D The captain or the cargo or the juice of the sugar cane? [Verse 4]D G C D The doryman he knows when the riptides will runG C D He sets out his nets and he waits in the sunBm E A D He thinks of his family and drinks of his rumBm E A And he waits for the codfish to come [Verse 5]D C/D It's the same goddamn ocean that keeps them aliveD C/D It will swallow you up, it will let you surviveD C G/B C D It will heal you and steal you and take you awayC Bb C D Like a note in a bottle with nothing to say [Verse 6]D G C D Now back when this earth was a silver blue jewelG C D Back when your grandfather's fathers were youngBm E A D Men of these shores made and gave up their livesBm E A Em/G Dm/F G D Pulling up fish from the sea
Sugar Trade
James Taylor
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Composição: James Taylor, Jimmy Buffett, Timothy S. Mayer e Timothy Mayer
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