Immigrant chords by Neil Sedaka
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Intro 1
(C major) (D major) (Dsus4) (C major) (D major)
Verse 1
(Dsus4) Har (C major) bors opened their arms
to the young search (Dsus4) ing foreigner (D major)
(C major) Come to live in the light of
the beacon of liberty (D major)
(G major) Planes and open skies,
billboards (F sharp minor) would advert (B minor) ise
Was it any (E minor) thing like that (Asus4) when
you ar (D major) rived (A minor)
Dreamboats carry the future to
the (C major) heart of America (D major)
(A minor) People were waiting in line
for a place (D major) by the river
It was a time when strangers (F sharp minor)
were welcome here (E minor) (Asus4)
(D major) Music would play,
they tell (F sharp minor) me the days were sweet (E minor) and (A major) clear
It was a sweeter (F sharp minor) (F sharpdim) tune (B major) and there was so (G major) much room (C major)
that people (D major) could come (Asus4) from every (G major) (Asus4) where (A major)
(D major) (C major) Now he arrives with his hopes and
his heart (Dsus4) set (C major) on mir (D major) acles
(C major) Come to marry his fortune with a
hand full (D major) of promises
To find (G major) they've closed the door,
they don't want (F sharp minor) him anymore (B minor)
(E minor) Isn't anymore (Asus4) to go around (D major)
(C major) Turning (A minor) away he remembers
he once (C major) heard
A legend (D major) that spoke (A minor) of a mystical
magical land (C major) (D major) called America
(Asus4) (D major) There was a time when strangers
(F sharp minor) were welcome here (E minor) (Asus4)
(D major) Music would play,
they tell (F sharp minor) me the days were sweet (E minor) and clear (A major)
It was a sweeter (F sharpdim) tune (B major) and there was so (G major) much
room (C major) that people (D major) (Asus4) could come from everywhere (D major)
(A major) (D major) (C major) (D major) (C major) (D major)
There was a time when strangers
(F sharp minor) were welcome here (E minor) (Asus4)
(D major) Music would play, they tell (F sharp minor) me the days
were sweet (E minor) and (Asus4) clear
(D major) There was a time when strangers (F sharp minor)
were welcome here (E minor) (Asus4)
(D major) Music would play,
they tell (F sharp minor) me the days were sweet (E minor) and clear
Immigrant
Neil Sedaka
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