Dawn Bradys Son

E B A E B A E B A Dawn Brady's son E B A Dawn Brady's son E A B Spent all his life in the shadow E B A Just up the road E B A They rent a bungalow E G#m B A C#m But in the old day his dad raised the flag on a pole A B And the wind made it dance all wrong E B A But raising a son E B A Raising up a son E G#m B A C#m C#sus2 C#m He found raising that flag to be easier done A B And when we heard the branch A B And the rope made him dance all wrong E B A Sha na na E B A Sha na na E B A Dawn Brady's son E B A You know the one E G#m B A C#m His old ma found ways to keep the kerosene on A B She'd drink and she'd dance A B Ooo how she'd dance till the red dawn E B A And the headlights would come E B A She'd sing the same old song E G#m B A C#m C#sus2 C#m She'd say "go on out now child walk a while I wont be long" A B Through the window he'd glance A B At the flame from that kerosene lamp A B But the way that it danced was all wrong E B A Sha na na who'se gonna make it turn out all right E B A Sha na na just a little bump from the tired eyes E B A Sha na na that ought to keep ya shaking all night E B A (Guitar solo begins here at 3:40) E B A E B A E G#m A B C#m C#sus2 C#m C#m C#sus2 C#m E B A Dawn Brady's son E B A He got a gun E G#m B A C#m And waited out by the flagpole there in the lawn A B Just there in the shadow E B A And the boy has got to die E B A To make way for the man inside E G#m B A C#m But no one told us that flags turn to rags over time A B Still the wind makes us dance A B The wind makes us dance A B