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John Brown tab - bob dylan

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Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 23:02:37 -0500
From: aspanber@freenet.vcu.edu (Adam Spanberger)
Subject: John Brown by Bob Dylan


Off of MTV Unplugged 

John Brown
Bob Dylan

This song is kind of randomly picked with a lot of bass notes.
Am                        Am/G      Am/F#    Am
The words are in the CD
Am 
John Brown went off to war to fight on a foreign shore
Am                         Am/G      Am/F#       Am
His mama sure was proud of him

And so on

Dylan really has some feeling and power behind this song.
If anyone has Shooting Star Music off the CD just e-mail me at
aspanber@freenet.vcu.edu
or put it up here

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