Highway Patrolman por Bruce Springsteen, tablaturas y acordes en PlayUkuleleNET

Highway Patrolman

Biografía:

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen Zirilli. Nació en Freehold, New Jersey, EE UU, el 23 de septiembre de 1949 de padre irlandés (Douglas Springsteen) y de madre italiana (Adele Zirilli). Creció en Freehold, Nueva Jersey.

Editó su primer disco en 1972, llamado "Greetings from Asbury Park", que vendió apenas 25.000 copias y tuvo poca acogida por la crítica. Su siguiente disco fue "The Wild, the Innocent and the E street Shuffle", editado al año siguiente, que tuvo una repercusión mayor.

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Somebody asked for Bruce's Highway Patrolman. Here it is,
or at least this is how I play it. Just arpeggio the chords, and sometimes
on the D chord Bruce drops the F# note to an open E note (Dsus2??).

Nebraska hint: The songs Nebraska, Mansion on the Hill, and Used Cars
all use the D-G-A or D-A-G progressions in one way or
another.

Highway Patrolman

D G D
My name is Joe Roberts I work for the state
A
I'm a sergeant out of Perrineville barracks number eight

D G D
I always done an honest job as honest as I could

A D
I got a brother named Frankie and Frankie ain't no good

D G D
Now ever since we was young kids it's been the same come down
A

I get a call on the shortwave Frankie's in trouble downtown

D G D
Well if it was any other man, I'd put him straight away

A D
But when it's your brother sometimes you look the other way

G D
Yeah me and Frankie laughin' and drinkin'

G D
Nothin' feels better than blood on blood

G D
Takin' turns dancin' with Maria as the band

A
Played "Night of the Johnstown Flood"

D G D
I catch him when he's strayin' like any brother would

A (or A7) D
Man turns his back on his family well he just ain't no good

Well Frankie went in the army back in 1965
I got a farm deferment, settled down, took Maria for my wife
But them wheat prices kept on droppin'
till it was like we were gettin' robbed
Frankie came home in `68, and me, I took this job

Yeah we're laughin' and drinkin'
Nothin' feels better than blood on blood
Takin' turns dancin' with Maria
as the band Played "Night of the Johnstown Flood"
I catch him when he's strayin'
teach him how to walk that line
Man turns his back on his family he ain't no friend of mine

Well the night was like any other, I got a call `bout quarter to nine
There was trouble in a roadhouse out on the Michigan line
There was a kid lyin' on the floor lookin' bad bleedin' hard from his head
There was a girl cry'n' at a table and it was Frank, they said
Well I went out and I jumped in my car and I hit the lights
Well I musta done one hundred and ten through Michigan county that night
It was out at the crossroads, down `round Willow bank
Seen a Buick with Ohio plates. Behind the wheel was Frank
Well I chased him through them county roads
Till a sign said "Canadian border five miles from here"
I pulled over the side of the highway and watched his tail-lights disappear

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