Saxophone

Alto Saxophone
C

Colors of the poke
Am7 F C/E Am7 G Fmaj7 G7 C

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Am

2.
Am

1

C

Am

You specify you own what e - ver land you land on;

the C/E

10

C

Em

Am

Em/G

Dm/F

earth is just a dead thing you can claim;

but

I cognise e - very rock and tree and crea -ture Am

has a

14

Dm7

G6

Am

Am/G

2

C

life,

has a spi - rit,

has a name. Em

You think the on - ly peo- ple who are peo - ple Am Em/G Dm/F

are the C/E

18

C

peo ple who look and think like you,

but if you walk the foot - steps of a stran -ger C Em7/B

you

22

Dm7

Dm7/G

Refrein

Am

learn things you ne- ver knew you ne- ver knew.

Have you Em7

e - ver heard the barbarian anticipate F

to the

25

Em7

Fmaj7

Am

blue corn moon, orasked the grin- ning bob -cat why he grinned? slew you sing with either the voic es

of the

29

C/E

Am7

Dm7

C/E

Am4 Am7

Dm7

Dm7/G

moun - tain?

Can youpaint with all the col - ors of thewind? Am7

Can youpaint with all the co - lors of the Am

33

C

3

C

wind?





Come run the hid - den pine trails of the Em Am Em/G

fo - rest; Dm/F C/E

come

37

C

taste the sun - sweet ber - ries

of the earth;

come collect in all the rich - es all a round you,

and for

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Dm7 G6

Alto Saxophone
Am Am/G

4

C

Am

once, ne - ver won -der what theyre worth.

The rain - storm and the ri - ver are mybroth - ers; Am Em/G Dm/F C/E

the

45

C

Em

he- ron and the ot -ter

are myfriends; C

and we are all con - nec -ted to each o -ther

in a Fmaj7

49

Dm7

G6

Refrein

Am

Em7

cir cle, in

a hoop that ne - verends. And youll ne- ver hear the wolf cry to the blue corn moon, for Em7 F

53

Am

wheth - er we are white or cop -per skinned,

We need to Am4 Am7

sing with all the voi- ces Dm7 Dm7/G

of the

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C/E

Am7

Dm7

C/E

moun - tain,

Bridge

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